HOW DO I STAND 2026

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The document is an application form for the Partial/Phased Retirement Program (PPRP), which requires applicants to provide personal information, details about their service, proposed retirement dates, and a workload plan. It includes sections for departmental and administrative approvals.

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Begin by entering your Name, Campus, Title, and Department in the designated fields. This information is essential for identifying your application.
Fill in your Date of Birth using the provided format (MO/DAY/YEAR). This helps verify your eligibility for the program.
Indicate your Years of continuous full-time service at the proposed date of PPR. This section is crucial for assessing your tenure.
Enter your Proposed date of PPR and Date of full retirement if applicable, ensuring you follow the correct date format.
For each year of planned participation in PPR, specify the proposed proportion of a full-time workload and salary. Use additional pages if necessary to detail this information.
Attach a specific workload plan for each year of PPR, developed in consultation with relevant parties. This ensures clarity on expectations during your phased retirement.
Finally, sign and date the form to confirm your request for partial/phased retirement as per the program's terms.

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