Retired state employees can work in certain roles without losing their retirement benefits, up to $52,000 annually.

This bill allows retired state employees to work in specific roles without losing their retirement benefits, provided their earnings do not exceed $52,000 per year. Eligible roles include school resource officers, correctional officers, police officers at state colleges, sheriff's deputies, municipal police officers, and school bus drivers. Additionally, retired employees with Alabama Peace Officers' Standards and Training certification can work as correctional officers. The bill also permits retired employees licensed to practice law to serve as assistant district attorneys.

Retired state employees can work in certain roles without losing their retirement benefits, up to $52,000 annually.

This bill allows retired state employees to work in specific roles without losing their retirement benefits, provided their earnings do not exceed $52,000 per year. Eligible roles include school resource officers, correctional officers, police officers at state colleges, sheriff's deputies, municipal police officers, and school bus drivers. Additionally, retired employees with Alabama Peace Officers' Standards and Training certification can work as correctional officers. The bill also permits retired employees licensed to practice law to serve as assistant district attorneys.