Employees Retirement System v. Almgren

Gunter, Justice.

This is an appeal by the Employees Retirement System from a judgment which held that the appellee had been "involuntarily separated without prejudice” from his job as a state employee. The result of this holding was that the appellee was entitled to be paid involuntary separation benefits provided by law.

The appellee was discharged from his employment with the State Revenue Department effective June 1, 1972. At the time of his separation he had nineteen years and one month of creditable service with the system. The appellant stipulated that the appellee’s separation was…