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United States — Hawaii
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Some employees and certain retirants may get military service credit or a pension increase if they meet the listed service and timing conditions.
United States — Hawaii
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Service members are entitled to the benefits, status, and related conditions and limitations stated in sections 88-131 to 88-142.
United States — Hawaii
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A service member who has ended armed forces service and meets the listed requirements is entitled to a service retirement benefit.
United States — Hawaii
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A service member who leaves armed forces service and meets the stated section requirements is entitled to the ordinary disability retirement benefit.
United States — Hawaii
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A member incapacitated while not in State or county service is not entitled to the accidental disability benefit, but may receive the ordinary disability retirement benefit if qualified.
United States — Hawaii
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If a service member dies, the member is treated as being on authorized leave without pay for ordinary death benefit purposes.
United States — Hawaii
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A service member’s death in these circumstances is not treated as an accidental death and does not qualify for accidental death benefits.
United States — Hawaii
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A service member may resign at any time and, on resignation, is entitled to return of accumulated contributions, but loses other Servicemen’s Act benefits when the resignation takes effect.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision directs several officials to pay a bonus to pensioners and requires county officers to remit enough money for those payments by December 31 each year.
United States — Hawaii
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Certain state or county members who leave for military service, or are involuntarily called to active duty, are entitled to listed benefits for a limited period.
United States — Hawaii
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When compensation must be determined for a member who served in the armed forces, the member is treated as having received the compensation they would have earned without that service.
United States — Hawaii
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These sections are not a contract, may be amended or repealed for unaccrued benefits, and apply both retroactively and prospectively to eligible persons.
United States — Hawaii
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A qualifying veteran may waive some or all benefits received under sections 88-11 to 88-16.
United States — Hawaii
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Certain police, fire, and band pension recipients are excluded from this part, and people entering service after December 31, 1927, and their dependents cannot receive benefits under it.
United States — Hawaii
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This section defines “police force” to include certain county jail employees and lets qualifying county employees apply for pension-system membership by January 1, 1932.
United States — Hawaii
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Each county pension system is to be run by a three-member board, with mayoral appointment and county council approval, and certain county officers and political activity are barred for trustees.
United States — Hawaii
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The county clerk, county attorney, county treasurer, and county auditor each have specific board-related duties.
United States — Hawaii
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A medical board must be formed, handle required medical examinations, report its conclusions to the board of trustees, and act by majority vote.
United States — Hawaii
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County councils must annually appropriate enough general-fund money to pay covered pensions and benefits, and those funds may be spent only for the purposes stated in this part.
United States — Hawaii
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The board of trustees must deposit certain donated moneys into a special trust fund and use them only for the purposes for which they were received.