Delaware SB52 amends pension laws to restrict pensioners' employment and earnings limits.
Delaware SB52 amends Title 29 of the Delaware Code to modify the employment rules for state pensioners. It specifies that pensioners cannot receive a service or disability pension if they are employed, unless they meet certain conditions. These include being an elected official, an appointed official, or a temporary or substitute employee. The bill also introduces an annual earnings limit of $50,000 for pensioners employed under certain conditions, with a reduction in pension benefits for earnings exceeding this limit.
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