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An employee of a state may receive cash for compensatory time off under certain conditions, such as when they separate from employment, retire, or if the agency has policies allowing for buyout of accrued compensatory time. Additionally, if the employee exceeds a certain limit of accrued comp time, they may also be eligible for cash payment. However, specific rules and regulations can vary by state and agency, so it's essential to refer to the respective state's policies regarding compensatory time.

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