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By Reg Jones on January 27, 2014 EMPLOYMENT, LEAVE, Leave without pay, Postal Service, RETIREMENT, service computation date

Q. How does leave without pay affect your retirement status within the Postal Service?

A. It doesn’t, unless you have more than six months of LWOP in a calendar year.

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Reg Jones was head of retirement and insurance policy at the Office of Personnel Management. Email your retirement-related questions to fedexperts@federaltimes.com.

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