Or. Admin. Code § 471-030-0020 - Retirement Pay, Allocation of Periodic and Lump Sum Payments
(1) For the
purposes of ORS 657.205(1) and
(2), the Director shall apportion lump sum
payments on the basis of the individual's regular rate of pay for full-time
employment. For the purposes of this section, full-time employment shall be
considered 40 hours of work per week except in those industries, trades or
professions where due to practice, custom or agreement the usual work week is
other than 40 hours.
(2) Periodic
payments paid in other than weekly installments shall be converted in such a
way as to achieve the same results as if they were paid in weekly installments.
Monthly payments shall be converted to equivalent weekly amounts by multiplying
the monthly payments amount by the fraction 12/52 and rounding the result to
the nearest multiple of $1.
(3)
Except as provided in ORS
657.205(3), an
individual who elects to receive retirement benefits in a lump sum payment when
the option exists to receive periodic payments during the individual's benefit
year shall be considered eligible for periodic payments under 657.205(1). Such
lump sum payment shall be apportioned as provided in 657.205(2) and section (1)
of this rule and allocated beginning with the first week with respect to which
the individual would have been eligible for a periodic payment.
(4) As used in ORS
657.205(3)(b),
the term "dislocated worker" has the meaning given in 657.335(1).
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 657.610
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 657.205
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