Labor/Employment,
California Courts of Appeal
Dec. 14, 2017
State can take back money from retired teachers, panel says
Teachers who got more retirement benefits than they were supposed to receive must return about eight years of that extra money to the state’s teacher retirement system, an appellate court ruled.
Teachers who got more retirement benefits than they were supposed to receive must return about eight years of that extra money to the state’s teacher retirement system, an appellate court ruled.
The ruling, published Tuesday by a 6th District Court of Appeal panel, contained good news and bad news for a group of 11 retired Monterey County teachers and the California State Teacher’s Retirement System, a $219 billion pension fund that ...
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