Rhode Island S2167 increases the number of days a retired municipal employee can work without losing pension benefits from 75 to 90 days per year.

Rhode Island S2167 amends the General Laws to increase the allowable working days for retired municipal employees from 75 to 90 days in a calendar year without interruption of pension benefits. This change applies to all retired municipal employees except 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 pension credit for the additional service. The act takes effect upon passage.

Rhode Island S2167 increases the number of days a retired municipal employee can work without losing pension benefits from 75 to 90 days per year.

Rhode Island S2167 amends the General Laws to increase the allowable working days for retired municipal employees from 75 to 90 days in a calendar year without interruption of pension benefits. This change applies to all retired municipal employees except 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 pension credit for the additional service. The act takes effect upon passage.