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United States — Florida
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Certain state or county officers and employees may retire for disability if they meet service and contribution requirements and are medically found disabled.
United States — Florida
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This section lets certain departing officers or employees get a refund of their retirement contributions, and it sets filing and payment rules.
United States — Florida
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Certain refunded state or county officers or employees who are rehired are treated as first-time entrants under s. 122.03. A former member meeting the stated conditions does not lose rights under s. 122.01(3).
United States — Florida
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Officers or employees may name or change a beneficiary in writing; the department must refund contributions to the designated beneficiary after death, unless a benefits exception applies.
United States — Florida
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Certain retirement benefits and related funds are exempt from taxes, execution, attachment, legal process, and assignment; the department may deduct hospitalization insurance premiums from a retired member’s benefit if the member requests it in writing.
United States — Florida
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Retirees under this chapter may work for certain employers, but they generally cannot receive both reemployment salary and retirement benefits from a Florida Retirement System agency for 12 months after retirement.
United States — Florida
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This chapter does not apply to certain judges and retirement-system members, and it does not disturb rights under listed sections.
United States — Florida
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Some retirement-system participants may keep the same system after a job change or reclassification, if they stay employed by the state or county and keep paying required contributions.
United States — Florida
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Some blind or partially sighted vending-stand operators are treated as state employees for retirement purposes and may receive the same retirement rights and benefits as other state employees; later licensed-and-employed operators must participate in the retirement system.
United States — Florida
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This section says certain listed sections govern division B and its membership, and they set the method for activating that division.
United States — Florida
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Certain listed sections apply to division B and its members, unless later sections conflict with them.
United States — Florida
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This section defines several terms used in later parts of the statute.
United States — Florida
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This section lets certain officers and employees become members of division B, and sets filing, contribution, and timing rules for transfers and retroactive coverage.
United States — Florida
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Money must be paid into the State and County Officers and Employees’ Retirement Trust Fund from division B member contributions and state appropriations for that purpose.
United States — Florida
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The officer or board paying a member of division B must withhold specified contribution amounts from salary and send them to the named funds without delay.
United States — Florida
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Division B members are subject to the listed retirement-benefit rules, with special calculation exceptions and a disability minimum benefit.
United States — Florida
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The administrator must keep accurate accounts for each member of division B and file reports required by federal law.
United States — Florida
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References to state and federal laws include later amendments to those laws.
United States — Florida
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This section repeals two listed enactments and says one older law is not repealed or affected.
United States — Florida
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From July 1, 1969, covered county officers and employees must join division B unless a new consolidated state retirement system takes effect that day.