An Act providing for a fair and equitable group 4 retirement benefit for police officers working on Massachusetts public higher education campuses
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- Passed Senate
- Passed House
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Overview
This bill aims to establish a more equitable retirement benefit for police officers who work at Massachusetts public higher education campuses. Currently, these officers may not receive the same retirement benefits as officers in other groups. The legislation seeks to correct these inequities and provide a ‘fair and equitable’ Group 4 retirement plan for these officers.
Key provisions
- Establishes a Group 4 retirement benefit for police officers at public higher education campuses.
- Aims to correct existing inequities in retirement benefits for these officers.
- The bill seeks to provide a ‘fair and equitable’ retirement plan.
- The legislation was introduced by Senator John C. Velis.
Who is affected
- Massachusetts public higher education police officers
- State-employed police officers
- Special authority-employed police officers
Notable changes
- Addresses potential disparities in retirement benefits compared to other groups of police officers.
- Specifically targets police officers working at public higher education institutions.
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