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Public Agencies Need to Make Sure That Their Retirement Plans Keep In Step With Their MOUs and Employment Agreements
By Jeff Chang Having worked with dozens of cities and special districts, we are familiar with the focus and attention placed on memorandums of understanding (MOUs) and management employment contracts – especially provisions relating to retirement benefits and compensation. Unfortunately, … Continue reading →
Posted in 401(a), Authority, Collective Bargaining, Plan Administration, Plan Qualification
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Tagged city manager’s agreement, corrective plan amendment, MOU
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