Rhode Island H7801 increases the number of days a retired municipal employee can work without losing pension benefits to 90 days or 630 hours per.

Rhode Island H7801 amends the General Laws to allow retired municipal employees to work up to 90 days or 630 hours in a calendar year without losing their pension benefits. This change increases the previous limit of 75 days or 525 hours. The new rule does not apply to police officers working private details paid by non-governmental entities. If a retired employee works beyond the 90-day limit, their pension payments are suspended, and they do not receive credit for the additional service. However, they are not required to make pension contributions for this extra service.

Rhode Island H7801 increases the number of days a retired municipal employee can work without losing pension benefits to 90 days or 630 hours per.

Rhode Island H7801 amends the General Laws to allow retired municipal employees to work up to 90 days or 630 hours in a calendar year without losing their pension benefits. This change increases the previous limit of 75 days or 525 hours. The new rule does not apply to police officers working private details paid by non-governmental entities. If a retired employee works beyond the 90-day limit, their pension payments are suspended, and they do not receive credit for the additional service. However, they are not required to make pension contributions for this extra service.