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Cliff vesting is another type of vesting in which employees do not receive any partial benefits. They either receive nothing when they quit or everything the employer contributed. The company will set a time limit that must be reached by the employee before becoming fully vested.
Pension Vesting. For cliff vesting in a defined benefit pension plan, pensions can require that an employee have at least five years of service to become 100 percent vested in the plan.For graduated vesting, the plan can require an employee to work seven years before becoming fully vested.However, the employee must be at least 20 percent vested after three years, 40 percent after four years, 60 percent after five years and 80 percent after six years.esting is the rate at which benefits become fully owned by the employee and cannot be forfeited. Employees are always 100 percent vested in their own contributions, but not in the employer's contributions.