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Section 99:6 – Military Service.

    99:6 Military Service. – Any person who left state service to enter armed forces of the United States in World War I or World War II and who, upon termination of such military service, returned to state service without employment elsewhere may count the time so spent in such military service as continuous state […]

Section 99:6-a – Limited Prior Service.

    99:6-a Limited Prior Service. – Any person who has been or is caused to leave state service involuntarily by reason of reduction in force and who returned or shall return to state service may for purposes of future compensation only, count the time of said prior state service as continuous with his present service […]

Section 99:6-b – Prior Service as Employee of Political Subdivision.

    99:6-b Prior Service as Employee of Political Subdivision. – Any person who is employed by a town, a village district, a school district, a city, or a county, and who subsequently becomes a state employee because the functions of his employment and his job with that political subdivision are taken over by the state, […]

Section 99:3-a – Attendants.

    99:3-a Attendants. – Employees in the several attendant classifications within state institutions who have successfully completed an in-service training program approved by the personnel commission shall receive a one-salary grade increase to a new classification of psychiatric aide. Source. 1965, 73:4, eff. July 2, 1965.

Section 99:1-a – Salary Schedules.

    99:1-a Salary Schedules. – The department of administrative services shall develop and implement for the executive branch such salary schedules as authorized by collective bargaining agreements between the state and an employee organization and subject to appropriation. The department shall apply the appropriate salary schedules to all unrepresented employees. The department shall post base […]

Section 99:2 – Additional Increase.

    99:2 Additional Increase. – In addition to the increase provided in RSA 99:1, further increase shall be made to the following classified employees: a.-d. [Repealed.] e. Other provisions of law notwithstanding, classified state employees who are totally disabled as a result of work-connected accidental injury shall be entitled to all workers’ compensation benefits under […]

Section 99:2-a – Maintenance for Classified Employees.

    99:2-a Maintenance for Classified Employees. – No classified employee shall receive any maintenance or payment in lieu thereof from the state, provided however that if quarters are available at any state institution or on any state property the department head thereof may assign to a classified employee such quarters, furnished or unfurnished, including only […]