Retirement Formula and 1959 Survivor Benefit Sample Clauses

Retirement Formula and 1959 Survivor Benefit a. The CITY has provided the 2% at age 50 PERS retirement plan with the 1959 Survivor Benefit effective October 5, 1974. In exchange for this benefit, the ASSOCIATION agreed to relinquish all present and/or future rights they may have against the CITY's contributions on their behalf for coverage under the Social Security Act. The CITY implemented the Third level of the 1959 Survivor's Benefit September 2, 1988. For those employees hired on or after August 10, 2010, the City will provide the PERS 3%@55 benefit with the final compensation based on the “Three Years - Career Average”. The CITY put into effect as of the pay period ending March 17, 1989, the following: One-year Highest Compensation (Section 20024.2) [Except for those subject to section 5 below].
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