Social Security Replacement Benefit (SSRB Sample Clauses

Social Security Replacement Benefit (SSRB. In January 1971, following a vote of all affected employees, the City withdrew from participation in Social Security. As part of the savings that resulted from the City’s withdrawal from Social Security, currently all SEIU employees accrue $10.79 per pay period (prorated for regular part-time employees), which is paid annually. Effective the first pay period ending in July 2013, SEIU employees have agreed to reduce, on an ongoing basis, the SSRB benefit to $5.7692 per pay period (prorated for regular part-time employees), which is paid annually. Effective the first pay period ending in July 2015, SEIU employees have agreed to modify SSRB payments based upon the number of employees in each pension formula and the total cost to the City of the payments. The City and SEIU intend that these modifications will be cost-neutral to the City based on a cost of $22,150 in FY 2014-15. The annual SSRB payment for employees on the 2.0@62 retirement formula will be $425. The annual payment for employees on the 2.7@55 retirement formula will be based upon the number of SEIU PEPRA employees during pay period 25. Employees on the 2.7@55 retirement formula are eligible for up to $120 annually, however, the annual payment will be reduced over time as additional employees are hired into the 2.0@62 formula in accordance with the chart below. The parties agree that once the SEIU PEPRA employee population reaches 46 employees, Classic employees’ SSRB payment will be reduced to $0 on an ongoing basis and the parties will meet and confer on reducing the SSRB payment to PEPRA employees in order to avoid incurring new City costs. SEIU PEPRA EMPLOYEE POPULATION (in pay period 25) CLASSIC SEIU EMPLOYEE SSRB PAYMENT 0 to 15 $120 16 to 20 $105 21 to 25 $95 26 to 30 $80 31 to 35 $70 36 to 40 $50 41 to 45 $35 46 and greater $0 SSRB payments will be paid annually to all employees employed during pay period 25; payments will not be made to employees who separate from employment over the course of the year. SSRB benefits will continue to be paid on a pro-rated basis to regular part-time employees.
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Social Security Replacement Benefit (SSRB. In January 1971, following a vote of all affected employees, the City withdrew from participation in Social Security. As part of the savings that resulted from the City's withdrawal from Social Security, currently all SEIU employees accrue $10.79 per pay period (prorated for regular part-time employees), which is paid annually. Effective the first pay period ending in July 2013, SEIU employees have agreed to reduce, on an ongoing basis, the SSRB benefit to $5.7692 per pay period (prorated for regular part-time employees), which is paid annually.
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