NJPSA in addition to her sister public-employee unions filed amended court papers earlier this week in light the Legislature’s attempts to fund the required pension payment that was cut by the Administration in light […]
NJPSA in addition to her sister public-employee unions filed amended court papers earlier this week in light the Legislature’s attempts to fund the required pension payment that was cut by the Administration in light […]
The New Jersey Department of Education released several code proposals for public comment July 31. Individuals have the opportunity to weigh in on each electronically or via snail mail over the next sixty (60) […]
With all of the negative pension news coming out of Trenton, it is refreshing to hear that the returns on our investment have been doing very well! According to a recent report by the […]
On July 17th the SEHBP Commission met to review and approve the Rate renewal recommendations made by Aon Hewitt. On average the SEHBP increase for Active members will be 10%. This increase reflects the […]
Fact Sheet #81 outlines the revised Pension loan regulations in order to be in compliance with IRS Code. The maximum pension loan amount one can borrow is up to half what you have contributed and […]
The Teachers' Pension Annuity Fund Board (TPAF), which represents the interests of those in the TPAF, including many NJPSA members, voted almost unanimously to hire outside counsel July 10 in order to pursue legal […]
The State Board of Education at its July 9 meeting not only elected new leadership for the coming year, but also moved several code proposals forward, including an abbreviated Special Education proposal in light of the […]
The Supreme Court, dividing five to four, ruled June 30 that public employees cannot routinely be required to join labor unions or to support them by paying dues. The justices ruled in Harris v. Quinn […]
The Governor signed into law the FY2016 budget June 30, line item vetoing a number of measures the Legislature had sought to include. The $32.5 amount is a reduction from the $34.1 billion budget […]