Order relative to authorizing the joint committee on Public Service, to make an investigation and study of a certain current Senate document relative to add certified emergency telecommunicators within the city of Boston to the Group 2 retirement classification.
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Overview
This order authorizes the Joint Committee on Public Service to investigate and study a proposal to add certified emergency telecommunicators in Boston to the Group 2 retirement classification. The study will examine the current Senate document (Senate Bill No. 2750) that includes this request, which was submitted by Michael F. Rush with the approval of the mayor and city council. The committee’s findings will inform a potential legislative action regarding this matter.
Key provisions
- Authorizes the Joint Committee on Public Service to conduct an investigation.
- Focuses the investigation on Senate Bill No. 2750.
- Specifically addresses the potential inclusion of Boston emergency telecommunicators in Group 2 retirement.
- The study is initiated at the request of Michael F. Rush and with the support of the Boston mayor and city council.
Who is affected
- Certified Emergency Telecommunicators in Boston
- City of Boston Employees
- The Joint Committee on Public Service
Notable changes
- Potential modification to the Group 2 retirement classification.
- Recognition of emergency telecommunicators as eligible for a specific retirement group.
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Joint Committee on Public Service
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