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County officers have set duties for the pension board and county pension fund, and the county treasurer must account for and transfer fund assets at the end of the term.
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Each pension board must meet at least once every quarter, and it cannot delay action on a pension application beyond the second quarterly meeting after filing.
United States — Hawaii
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The pension system may pay a pension only if the person meets the age, incapacity, or county-service requirements, and some employees receive only half the otherwise computed amount.
United States — Hawaii
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Certain county employees may retire on disability pension if they are unable to work before age 60 after 10+ years of service, and some pre-1937 duty accidents also qualify.
United States — Hawaii
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A widow, widower, or reciprocal beneficiary may be eligible for a pension based on the deceased person's pension amount and benefits, if the stated service or entitlement conditions are met and the survivor stays unmarried or does not enter a new reciprocal beneficiary relationship.
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Pensions under this part cannot exceed a stated cap, except accidental disability pensions, and eligible persons or widows must receive at least $50 per month.
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Ten years is calculated by counting months of service as full months, then dividing by twelve; “service” means service in any county.
United States — Hawaii
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County pension boards may send disability-pension applicants or recipients to a paid public physician for examination and report.
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A county must not grant a pension unless it complies with this part, subject to stated exceptions.
United States — Hawaii
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Most pensions below $50 per month must be raised to $50 per month, with some retirement-system benefits excluded.
United States — Hawaii
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Each county pension board may grant pensions to former county employees if they meet specified eligibility conditions.
United States — Hawaii
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This part does not apply to State or county employees after July 1, 1953, but it does apply to per diem workers and former per diem workers who joined the employees' retirement system before January 1, 1952.
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A pension under section 88-201 cannot exceed a statutory formula based on pay, years of county service, and retirement-system membership history.
United States — Hawaii
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County councils must annually appropriate enough money to pay pensions under this part; Honolulu’s board of water supply must also fund pensions tied to its own employees.
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This section defines terms used in the public employees’ retirement law.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision defines “compensation” differently for members who joined before July 1, 2012 and those who joined after June 30, 2012.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision defines terms used for public employee Social Security coverage.
United States — Hawaii
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The state agency may, with the governor’s approval, enter a federal agreement for employee coverage, and the State must make required contributions.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision treats the employees' retirement system as two retirement systems for this chapter, and allows the governor or the governor's agent to establish components under the cited Social Security Act section.
United States — Hawaii
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The state agency may modify the agreement as needed to transfer certain members between parts of a divided retirement system.