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At Pratt & Whitney, employees typically need to work for at least five years to become vested in their pension plan. However, specific eligibility requirements can vary based on the terms of the pension plan and the employee's position. It's advisable for employees to review the plan documents or consult with HR for detailed information regarding their individual circumstances.

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