SENATE AMENDED
PRIOR PRINTER'S NOS. 18, 2628, 3441 PRINTER'S NO. 4102
No. 16 Session of 1989
INTRODUCED BY LLOYD, HALUSKA, GIGLIOTTI, VEON, STABACK,
KOSINSKI, E. Z. TAYLOR, THOMAS, CIVERA, NOYE, CAWLEY, STUBAN,
DISTLER, ITKIN, GODSHALL, COLAIZZO AND CAPPABIANCA,
JANUARY 18, 1989
AS AMENDED ON SECOND CONSIDERATION, IN SENATE,
SEPTEMBER 26, 1990
AN ACT
1 Amending the act of August 31, 1971 (P.L.398, No.96), entitled
2 "An act providing for the creation, maintenance and operation
3 of a county employes' retirement system, and imposing certain
4 charges on counties and providing penalties," regulating
5 administrative expenses; further providing for interest on <--
6 member contribution accounts; and FURTHER PROVIDING FOR THE <--
7 DEFINITION OF "COUNTY EMPLOYE"; ADDING A DEFINITION; FURTHER
8 PROVIDING FOR SERVICE ALLOWANCE AND SIMULTANEOUS PAYMENTS OF
9 SALARY AND RETIREMENT ALLOWANCE; authorizing members to
10 reduce their contributions; FURTHER PROVIDING FOR CREDIT FOR <--
11 MILITARY SERVICE; AND FURTHER PROVIDING FOR INVOLUNTARY
12 RETIREMENT ALLOWANCE.
13 The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
14 hereby enacts as follows:
15 SECTION 1. SECTION 2(2) OF THE ACT OF AUGUST 31, 1971 <--
16 (P.L.398, NO.96), KNOWN AS THE COUNTY PENSION LAW, AMENDED
17 DECEMBER 20, 1983 (P.L.282, NO.75), IS AMENDED AND THE SECTION
18 IS AMENDED BY ADDING A CLAUSE TO READ:
19 SECTION 2. DEFINITIONS.--AS USED IN THIS ACT:
20 * * *
21 (2) "COUNTY EMPLOYE" MEANS ANY PERSON, WHETHER ELECTED OR
1 APPOINTED, WHO IS EMPLOYED BY THE COUNTY, THE COUNTY INSTITUTION
2 DISTRICT, IN THE COUNTY PRISON OR IN ANY OTHER INSTITUTION
3 MAINTAINED BY THE COUNTY FROM COUNTY MONEYS, OR WHO IS EMPLOYED
4 BY ANY COUNTY OR STATE OFFICIAL AND PAID BY SUCH OFFICIAL FROM
5 MONEYS APPROPRIATED BY THE COUNTY FOR SUCH PURPOSE, WHOSE SALARY
6 OR COMPENSATION IS PAID IN REGULAR PERIODIC INSTALLMENTS OR FROM
7 FEES COLLECTED BY HIS OFFICE, BUT SHALL NOT, EXCEPT AS HEREAFTER
8 PROVIDED, INCLUDE ANY PERSON [PAID ON A PER DIEM BASIS, NOR
9 SHALL IT INCLUDE ANY PERSON TO THE EXTENT THAT THE TOTAL OF THE
10 SALARY AND FEES EXCEED THE HIGHEST SALARY PAID TO ANY ELECTED
11 COUNTY OFFICIAL: PROVIDED, HOWEVER, THAT AFTER JANUARY 1, 1984,
12 THE RESTRICTION LIMITING THE PENSIONS OF EMPLOYES INDEXED TO THE
13 HIGHEST SALARY PAID TO ANY ELECTED COUNTY OFFICIAL SHALL BE
14 APPLICABLE ONLY TO ANY EMPLOYMENT OCCURRING AND SALARY EARNED
15 PRIOR TO JANUARY 1, 1984, AND SHALL NOT APPLY TO ANY EMPLOYMENT
16 WHICH OCCURRED AND SALARY EARNED AFTER JANUARY 1, 1984] EMPLOYED
17 AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ACT ON A PART-TIME BASIS.
18 (2.1) "PART-TIME" MEANS EMPLOYMENT WITH THE EXPECTATION OF
19 COMPLETING LESS THAN 1000 HOURS OF SERVICE DURING THE 12-MONTH
20 PERIOD BEGINNING ON THE FIRST DAY OF EMPLOYMENT AND EACH
21 SUCCEEDING 12-MONTH PERIOD THEREAFTER.
22 * * *
23 Section 1 2. Section 5 of the act of August 31, 1971 <--
24 (P.L.398, No.96), known as the County Pension Law, is amended to
25 read:
26 Section 5. Personnel; Administrative Expenses.--The board
27 may appoint and fix the compensation of an actuary. The county
28 controller or the chief clerk of the county, as the case may be,
29 shall be the secretary of the board. In counties having an
30 optional form of government, the board shall appoint a
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1 secretary. The compensation of the secretary shall be fixed by
2 the salary board or council, as the case may be. The secretary
3 shall keep a record of all of the proceedings of the board,
4 which record shall be open to inspection by the public.
5 The expense of the administration of this act, exclusive of
6 the payment of retirement allowances, shall be paid by the
7 county by appropriations made on the basis of estimates
8 submitted by the board. However, such administrative expenses
9 may from year to year be paid from the fund unless it is
10 determined by the actuary that such payment will impair the
11 actuarial soundness of the fund.
12 Section 2. Section 6 of the act, amended June 22, 1978 <--
13 (P.L.495, No.74), is amended to read:
14 Section 6. Rules and Regulations; Actuarial Data.--The board
15 shall, from time to time, establish such rules and regulations
16 for meetings of the board and for the administration of the
17 fund, and the various accounts thereof, as may be deemed
18 necessary. The board may, by January 31 of each year, determine
19 the rate of regular interest to be allowed member contribution
20 accounts for the current calendar year, such rate of regular
21 interest not to be less than four per cent [nor more than five
22 and one-half per cent] per year. It shall keep such data as
23 shall be necessary for actuarial valuation purposes. The actuary
24 of the board shall (i) periodically make an actuarial
25 investigation into the mortality and service experience of the
26 contributors to and beneficiaries of the fund, (ii) adopt for
27 the retirement system one or more mortality tables, and (iii)
28 certify to the board annually the amount of appropriation to be
29 made by the county to the fund to build up and maintain adequate
30 reserves for the payment of the county's share of the retirement
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1 allowances.
2 Section 3. Section 7(d) of the act, amended December 20,
3 1983 (P.L.282, No.75), is amended AND THE SECTION IS AMENDED BY <--
4 ADDING SUBSECTIONS to read:
5 Section 7. County Employes' Retirement Fund; Transfers <--
6 Between Classes.--* * *
7 (d) Each member may elect to contribute an additional amount
8 not exceeding ten per cent more than the percentage herein
9 required. Each member may also elect to reduce his contribution
10 to any of the percentages required herein for any class lower
11 than the class otherwise designated by the board as applicable
12 to the retirement system to which the member belongs. Any such
13 election to contribute at the percentage of a lower class shall
14 in no way affect the calculation of the county annuity portion
15 of the member's retirement allowance as provided in section 14,
16 which county annuity portion shall be calculated as though the
17 member had not made that election. The contributions shall be
18 paid into the fund through payroll deductions in such manner as
19 the board may require. All contributions including optional
20 additional payments by members shall be credited to the members'
21 annuity reserve account. The board may at any time, by rule,
22 authorize members of the retirement system, whether original or
23 new members, to transfer from the one-one hundred twentieth
24 class, or from the one-one hundredth class, to the one-eightieth
25 class, to the one-seventieth class, or to the one-sixtieth
26 class. Whenever such transfers are authorized, salary deductions
27 or pickup contributions applicable to the transferred members
28 shall be based upon the per cent of salary deduction applicable
29 while in each class.
30 SECTION 7. COUNTY EMPLOYES' RETIREMENT FUND; TRANSFERS <--
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1 BETWEEN CLASSES.--* * *
2 (D) EACH MEMBER MAY ELECT TO CONTRIBUTE AN ADDITIONAL AMOUNT
3 NOT EXCEEDING TEN PER CENT MORE THAN THE PERCENTAGE HEREIN
4 REQUIRED. THE CONTRIBUTIONS SHALL BE PAID INTO THE FUND THROUGH
5 PAYROLL DEDUCTIONS IN SUCH MANNER AS THE BOARD MAY REQUIRE.
6 (E) THE BOARD MAY AT ANY TIME, BY RULE, AUTHORIZE MEMBERS OF
7 THE RETIREMENT SYSTEM, WHETHER ORIGINAL OR NEW MEMBERS, TO
8 INDIVIDUALLY ELECT TO REDUCE THE CONTRIBUTION TO ANY OF THE
9 PERCENTAGES REQUIRED HEREIN FOR ANY CLASS LOWER THAN THE CLASS
10 OTHERWISE DESIGNATED BY THE BOARD AS APPLICABLE TO THE
11 RETIREMENT SYSTEM TO WHICH THE MEMBER BELONGS. ANY SUCH ELECTION
12 SHALL IN NO WAY AFFECT THE CALCULATION OF THE COUNTY ANNUITY
13 PORTION OF THE MEMBER'S RETIREMENT ALLOWANCE AS PROVIDED IN
14 SECTION 14, WHICH COUNTY ANNUITY PORTION SHALL BE CALCULATED AS
15 THOUGH THE MEMBER HAD NOT MADE THAT ELECTION.
16 (F) ALL CONTRIBUTIONS INCLUDING OPTIONAL ADDITIONAL PAYMENTS
17 BY MEMBERS SHALL BE CREDITED TO THE MEMBERS' ANNUITY RESERVE
18 ACCOUNT.
19 (G) THE BOARD MAY AT ANY TIME, BY RULE, AUTHORIZE MEMBERS OF
20 THE RETIREMENT SYSTEM, WHETHER ORIGINAL OR NEW MEMBERS, TO
21 TRANSFER FROM THE ONE-ONE HUNDRED TWENTIETH CLASS, OR FROM THE
22 ONE-ONE HUNDREDTH CLASS, TO THE ONE-EIGHTIETH CLASS, TO THE ONE-
23 SEVENTIETH CLASS, OR TO THE ONE-SIXTIETH CLASS. WHENEVER SUCH
24 TRANSFERS ARE AUTHORIZED, SALARY DEDUCTIONS OR PICKUP
25 CONTRIBUTIONS APPLICABLE TO THE TRANSFERRED MEMBERS SHALL BE
26 BASED UPON THE PER CENT OF SALARY DEDUCTION APPLICABLE WHILE IN
27 EACH CLASS, NOTWITHSTANDING THE PROVISIONS OF SUBSECTION (E).
28 SECTION 4. SECTION 12 OF THE ACT, AMENDED DECEMBER 20, 1983
29 (P.L.282, NO.75), IS AMENDED TO READ:
30 SECTION 12. SERVICE ALLOWANCE.--IN COMPUTING THE LENGTH OF
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1 SERVICE OF A CONTRIBUTOR FOR RETIREMENT PURPOSES, FULL CREDIT
2 SHALL BE GIVEN TO EACH ORIGINAL MEMBER FOR EACH YEAR OF SERVICE
3 RENDERED TO THE COUNTY PRIOR TO JANUARY FIRST OF THE YEAR THE
4 RETIREMENT SYSTEM WAS ESTABLISHED. THIS SHALL INCLUDE THE
5 SERVICES OF A COUNTY OFFICIAL WHOSE COMPENSATION WAS IN THE FORM
6 OF FEES COLLECTED BY HIS OFFICE, AND SHALL ALSO INCLUDE THE
7 SERVICES OF EMPLOYES PAID DIRECTLY BY SUCH COUNTY OFFICIAL OUT
8 OF SUCH FEES. FULL CREDIT SHALL ALSO BE GIVEN FOR EACH YEAR OF
9 SERVICE OF A CONTRIBUTOR WHO WAS A PER DIEM EMPLOYE OF THE
10 COUNTY FOR A PERIOD OF AT LEAST FIVE YEARS PRIOR TO THE TIME THE
11 SYSTEM BECAME EFFECTIVE AND WHO AVERAGED AT LEAST TWO HUNDRED
12 DAYS OF EMPLOYMENT IN EACH OF SUCH YEARS. AS SOON AS
13 PRACTICABLE, THE BOARD SHALL ISSUE TO EACH ORIGINAL MEMBER A
14 CERTIFICATE CERTIFYING THE AGGREGATE LENGTH OF HIS SERVICE PRIOR
15 TO JANUARY FIRST OF THE YEAR THE RETIREMENT SYSTEM WAS
16 ESTABLISHED. SUCH CERTIFICATE SHALL BE FINAL AND CONCLUSIVE AS
17 TO HIS PRIOR SERVICE, UNLESS THEREAFTER MODIFIED BY THE BOARD
18 UPON APPLICATION OF THE MEMBER. [THE BOARD MAY ALSO GIVE CREDIT
19 TO ANY PERSON WHO WAS A COUNTY EMPLOYE FOR EACH YEAR THAT HE WAS
20 EMPLOYED FOR AT LEAST TWO HUNDRED DAYS PER YEAR ON A PER DIEM
21 BASIS]. ANY MEMBER WHO HAD BEEN EMPLOYED ON A PART-TIME BASIS
22 AND HAD BEEN EXCLUDED FROM MEMBERSHIP IN THE PLAN AND WHO
23 COMPLETED MORE THAN 1000 HOURS OF SERVICES DURING THE 12-MONTH
24 PERIOD BEGINNING ON THE FIRST DAY OF EMPLOYMENT OR IN ANY
25 SUCCEEDING 12-MONTH PERIOD THEREAFTER SHALL RECEIVE SERVICE
26 CREDIT FOR A FRACTIONAL PORTION OF A YEAR DETERMINED BY THE
27 RATIO OF THE NUMBER OF HOURS OF SERVICE CREDITED IN THAT 12-
28 MONTH PERIOD TO 1400 HOURS FOR THE PURPOSE OF THE COMPUTATION OF
29 HIS RETIREMENT CREDIT UPON PAYMENT BY THE EMPLOYE OF THE AMOUNT
30 WHICH THE BOARD DETERMINES SHOULD HAVE BEEN THE APPLICABLE
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1 MEMBER CONTRIBUTION DURING SUCH PERIOD. SUCH PAYMENT MAY BE MADE
2 IN INSTALLMENTS OVER A PERIOD FIXED BY THE BOARD. THE TIME
3 DURING WHICH A MEMBER IS ABSENT FROM SERVICE WITHOUT PAY MAY BE
4 COUNTED IN COMPUTING THE SERVICE OF A CONTRIBUTOR, IF ALLOWED BY
5 THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND APPROVED BY THE BOARD AND IF THE
6 EMPLOYE PAYS THE MEMBER CONTRIBUTION, INCLUDING THE PICKUP
7 CONTRIBUTION, AND THE COUNTY'S CONTRIBUTION INTO THE FUND BASED
8 UPON THE CONTRIBUTIONS MADE THE YEAR IMMEDIATELY PRECEDING THE
9 LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
10 SECTION 5. SECTION 13(B) OF THE ACT, AMENDED JULY 20, 1979
11 (P.L.164, NO.53), IS AMENDED TO READ:
12 SECTION 13. CREDIT FOR MILITARY SERVICE; PAYMENTS INTO FUND;
13 REIMBURSEMENT.--* * *
14 (B) WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE COUNTY RETIREMENT BOARD, ALL
15 MEMBERS OF THE FUND WHO ARE CONTRIBUTORS AND WHO SERVED ACTIVELY
16 IN THE ARMED FORCES OF THE UNITED STATES [SUBSEQUENT TO
17 SEPTEMBER 1, 1940, AND WHO WERE NOT MEMBERS OF THE FUND PRIOR TO
18 SUCH MILITARY SERVICE], SHALL BE ENTITLED TO HAVE FULL SERVICE
19 CREDIT FOR EACH YEAR OR FRACTION THEREOF, NOT TO EXCEED FIVE
20 YEARS OF SUCH SERVICE. THE AMOUNT DUE FOR THE PURCHASE OF CREDIT
21 FOR MILITARY SERVICE OTHER THAN INTERVENING MILITARY SERVICE
22 SHALL BE DETERMINED BY APPLYING [THE EMPLOYE'S BASIC
23 CONTRIBUTION RATE PLUS THE COUNTY'S NORMAL CONTRIBUTION RATE FOR
24 ACTIVE MEMBERS AT THE TIME OF ENTRY, SUBSEQUENT TO SUCH MILITARY
25 SERVICE, OF THE EMPLOYE INTO COUNTY SERVICE] AN EMPLOYE'S
26 CONTRIBUTION RATE OF FIVE PER CENT PLUS A COUNTY CONTRIBUTION <--
27 RATE OF FIVE PER CENT TO HIS AVERAGE ANNUAL RATE OF COMPENSATION
28 OVER THE FIRST THREE YEARS OF [SUCH SUBSEQUENT COUNTY] CREDITED
29 MEMBERSHIP SERVICE AND MULTIPLYING THE RESULT BY THE NUMBER OF
30 YEARS AND FRACTIONAL PART OF A YEAR OF CREDITABLE NONINTERVENING
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1 MILITARY SERVICE BEING PURCHASED TOGETHER WITH REGULAR INTEREST
2 [DURING ALL PERIODS OF SUBSEQUENT COUNTY] FROM THE COMMENCEMENT
3 OF SUCH CREDITED MEMBERSHIP SERVICE TO DATE OF PURCHASE. SAID
4 CONTRIBUTIONS SHALL BE PAID INTO THE FUND BY THE EMPLOYE:
5 PROVIDED, THAT THE MEMBER HAS THREE YEARS OF COUNTY SERVICE
6 SUBSEQUENT TO SUCH MILITARY SERVICE: PROVIDED FURTHER, THAT HE
7 IS NOT ENTITLED TO RECEIVE, ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE NOW OR IN THE
8 FUTURE, OR IS RECEIVING RETIREMENT BENEFITS FOR SUCH SERVICE
9 UNDER A RETIREMENT SYSTEM ADMINISTERED AND WHOLLY OR PARTIALLY
10 PAID FOR BY ANY OTHER GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY.
11 SECTION 6. SECTION 16 OF THE ACT, AMENDED DECEMBER 20, 1983
12 (P.L.282, NO.75), IS AMENDED TO READ:
13 SECTION 16. INVOLUNTARY RETIREMENT ALLOWANCE; VOLUNTARY
14 RETIREMENT ALLOWANCE AFTER TWENTY YEARS OF SERVICE.--(A) SHOULD
15 A CONTRIBUTOR BE DISCONTINUED FROM SERVICE NOT VOLUNTARILY, OR
16 AN ELECTED COUNTY OFFICER COMPLETE HIS TERM OF OFFICE AND
17 DISCONTINUE SERVICE AFTER HAVING COMPLETED EIGHT YEARS OF TOTAL
18 SERVICE, OR VOLUNTARILY AFTER HAVING COMPLETED TWENTY YEARS OF
19 TOTAL SERVICE BUT BEFORE REACHING SUPERANNUATION RETIREMENT AGE,
20 EXCEPT AS HEREIN PROVIDED FOR CERTAIN CONTRIBUTORS WHO HAVE
21 COMPLETED TWENTY YEARS OF TOTAL SERVICE, HE SHALL BE PAID AS HE
22 MAY ELECT, AS FOLLOWS:
23 (1) THE FULL AMOUNT OF THE ACCUMULATED DEDUCTION STANDING TO
24 HIS CREDIT IN THE MEMBERS' ANNUITY RESERVE ACCOUNT; OR
25 (2) A MEMBER'S ANNUITY OF EQUIVALENT ACTUARIAL VALUE TO HIS
26 ACCUMULATED DEDUCTIONS STANDING TO HIS CREDIT IN THE MEMBERS'
27 ANNUITY RESERVE ACCOUNT, AND, IN ADDITION, A COUNTY ANNUITY
28 WHICH IS THE ACTUARIAL EQUIVALENT OF A COUNTY ANNUITY BEGINNING
29 AT SUPERANNUATION RETIREMENT AGE BUT BASED ON THE PERIOD OF
30 SERVICE UP TO THE DATE OF DISCONTINUANCE FROM SERVICE AND NOT ON
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1 THE PERIOD OF SERVICE REQUIRED TO REACH SUPERANNUATION
2 RETIREMENT AGE. THE SAME OPTIONS SHALL BE AVAILABLE TO RETIREES
3 IN CASE OF INVOLUNTARY RETIREMENT AS PROVIDED HEREIN IN THE CASE
4 OF SUPERANNUATION RETIREMENT. IN THE EVENT A CONTRIBUTOR, AFTER
5 HAVING COMPLETED EIGHT OR MORE YEARS OF TOTAL SERVICE,
6 HERETOFORE HAS OR HEREAFTER SHALL BE DISCONTINUED FROM SERVICE
7 BECAUSE OF APPOINTMENT OR ELECTION TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF
8 THE COMMONWEALTH OR TO A POSITION INCOMPATIBLE WITH HIS SERVICE
9 AS A COUNTY EMPLOYE OR OFFICER AND SUCH EMPLOYE OR OFFICER HAS
10 NOT REACHED THE SUPERANNUATION RETIREMENT AGE, SUCH WITHDRAWAL
11 SHALL BE CONSIDERED INVOLUNTARY; THE ACCUMULATED DEDUCTIONS AND
12 THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE COUNTY, AT THE OPTION OF THE EMPLOYE OR
13 OFFICER, SHALL REMAIN IN THE FUND UNTIL SUPERANNUATION AGE HAS
14 BEEN REACHED. IN THE EVENT A REFUND OF ACCUMULATED CONTRIBUTIONS
15 HAS BEEN MADE AND THE COUNTY'S ACCUMULATED CONTRIBUTIONS HAVE
16 BEEN WITHDRAWN UNDER THE ABOVE CIRCUMSTANCES, THE EMPLOYE OR
17 OFFICER SHALL BE PERMITTED TO REPAY INTO AND THE COUNTY SHALL BE
18 REQUIRED TO REIMBURSE THE FUND THE AMOUNTS PAID OUT, WITH
19 INTEREST TO THE DATE OF REPAYMENT, THEREBY REESTABLISHING THE
20 RIGHTS OF THE CONTRIBUTOR IN SAID FUND EVEN THOUGH
21 SUPERANNUATION RETIREMENT AGE HAS BEEN REACHED AND BENEFITS
22 SHALL BE PAID AS IF THE ORIGINAL SEVERANCE HAD BEEN INVOLUNTARY.
23 (B) ANY CONTRIBUTOR WHO HAS COMPLETED TWENTY YEARS OF TOTAL
24 SERVICE AND WHO HAS REACHED THE SUPERANNUATION RETIREMENT AGE
25 SHALL BE ENTITLED TO THE SUPERANNUATION RETIREMENT ALLOWANCE
26 PROVIDED IN SECTION 14.
27 SECTION 7. SECTION 24 OF THE ACT IS AMENDED TO READ:
28 SECTION 24. SIMULTANEOUS PAYMENTS OF SALARY AND RETIREMENT
29 ALLOWANCE.--SHOULD A RETIREE RECEIVING A RETIREMENT ALLOWANCE BE
30 REEMPLOYED BY THE COUNTY AS [A SALARIED] AN APPOINTED EMPLOYE OR
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1 AS AN ELECTED OFFICIAL, THE RETIREMENT ALLOWANCE OF SUCH PERSON
2 SHALL IMMEDIATELY CEASE. SUCH PERSON SHALL THEREUPON BE
3 REINSTATED AS A CONTRIBUTOR; AND, THERE SHALL BE RESTORED TO HIS
4 CREDIT AS ACCUMULATED DEDUCTIONS THE ACTUARIAL VALUE OF HIS
5 MEMBER'S ANNUITY COMPUTED AS OF THE DATE OF HIS REEMPLOYMENT.
6 SHOULD HE REFUSE TO SURRENDER HIS RIGHT TO RETIREMENT ALLOWANCE
7 AS OF THE DATE OF HIS REEMPLOYMENT, IT SHALL BE UNLAWFUL FOR THE
8 COUNTY TO REEMPLOY HIM. FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS SECTION IF A
9 PERSON SERVES AS A JUROR, MASTER, OR ARBITRATOR OR IS EMPLOYED
10 ON A [PER DIEM BASIS FOR THIRTY DAYS OR LESS PER YEAR HE SHALL
11 NOT BE DEEMED REEMPLOYED, BUT IF EMPLOYED ON A PER DIEM BASIS
12 FOR MORE THAN THIRTY DAYS A YEAR THE RETIREMENT ALLOWANCE SHALL
13 CEASE DURING THE ADDITIONAL SERVICE.] PART-TIME BASIS, THE
14 RETIREMENT ALLOWANCE SHALL BE REDUCED BY AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO THE
15 AMOUNT OF COMPENSATION RECEIVED BY THE EMPLOYE. SUCH REDUCTION
16 SHALL NOT EXCEED THE AMOUNT OF THE RETIREMENT ALLOWANCE. A
17 RETIREE REEMPLOYED ON A PART-TIME BASIS EXCEEDING 1000 HOURS
18 SHALL BE CONSIDERED AN APPOINTED EMPLOYE FOR THE PURPOSES OF
19 THIS SECTION.
20 Section 4 8. This act shall take effect January 1, 1990 <--
21 1991.
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