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HRS § 88-49 - Employees paid partly from federal funds
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Some employees paid partly from federal funds keep system benefits but must pay employee contributions on their full salary.
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Some employees paid partly from federal funds keep system benefits but must pay employee contributions on their full salary.
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Certain federally funded program participants are not eligible for system membership after July 1, 1978, unless this section allows it.
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Certain employees may keep retirement-system membership and benefits, and may claim related service credit, if they make the election by January 1, 1973.
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Eligible employees who stayed in the system get all system benefits, must make employee contributions, and the corporation must remit required contributions.
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County departments must decide who qualifies for section 88-4 benefits and share current beneficiary lists with specified physicians and hospitals; the state retirement system must provide needed information on request.
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The board of trustees may set rules for how service counts as a year of service, but it cannot credit more than one year in 12 calendar months or credit service for unpaid absences longer than one month.
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Some members may receive service credit for mandatory maternity leave, subject to limits.
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This section defines which kinds of service count as “membership service” and says service is credited only if the member makes required contributions.
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This provision is marked repealed.
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Legislators who elect to become members must file a detailed statement of their legislative service on a board-approved form.
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A member on leave to work for the legislature is entitled to system benefits and must keep making employee contributions for that period.
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Certain legislative session employees are excluded from membership in the employees’ retirement system.
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The provision sets retirement-system membership and service-credit rules for trustees of the office of Hawaiian affairs.
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Civilian field personnel of the Hawaii national guard may receive membership credit for qualifying service if they apply and meet the stated requirements, but some later federal retirement system members lose credit for covered periods.
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This provision is marked repealed.
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Prior service is credited to an entitled member without cost.
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Certain former per diem road maintenance workers must be given full prior service credit, subject to board-of-trustees rules.
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A member may file a statement claiming service credit, and the board must verify the claimed service and determine how much credit is allowed.
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Certain legislative assistants and some returning retirants can get prior service credited for retirement, if they claim and purchase or repurchase the service as required.
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This provision is repealed.