Example: | A person normally works for one employer as a cook for forty hours each month and as a bus driver for forty hours each month. The person is eligible for membership because he works a total of eighty hours each month for at least five months each year and this is the normal pattern of his employment. |
Example: | A person normally works for one employer for forty hours each month as a cook. For one year only, she takes on extra duties by also working forty hours per month as a bus driver. Although she worked eighty hours each month for five or more months during one year, she is not eligible for membership because these hours are not the normal pattern of her employment. |
Example: | A person works for one employer for forty hours each month as a cook and also works for another employer for forty hours each month as a bus driver. The person is not eligible for membership because he cannot combine the hours of employment with these separate employers to establish membership. |
(2)
You may be reported in TRS if you work in two positions and one position is covered under TRS. See WAC
415-110-728.
(3) Defined terms used. Definitions for the following terms used in this section may be found in the sections listed.
[Statutory Authority: RCW
41.50.050(5) and chapter
41.35 RCW. WSR 02-18-046, § 415-110-700, filed 8/28/02, effective 9/30/02. Statutory Authority: Chapters
41.32, 41.34, 41.35,
41.50 RCW. WSR 01-01-059, § 415-110-700, filed 12/12/00, effective 1/12/01.]