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Tier 1 Death Benefits – Basic Plan with Increased-Take-Home-Pay (ITHP)

Accidental Death Benefit – Article 14 Benefits

… to one-half (50 percent) of your FAS and is eligible for full escalation. ( Learn more about escalation. ) The benefit …

Accidental Disability – Article 14 Benefits

… service is defined as: Service while on your employer’s payroll; or When you are on an authorized medical leave of …

Applying for Previous or Military Service Credit – Article 14 Benefits

… To receive credit for previous or military service, send a written request … much information as you can about the period of employment for which you are seeking credit. We will determine your eligibility and any cost involved. Requesting credit for your previous public employment as early in your career …

Accidental Disability – Forest Rangers Plan

… service” is defined as while you are: Being paid on the payroll; On an authorized medical leave of absence for up to … benefits for up to two years since last being paid on the payroll, as long as you have not resigned or been terminated …

Additional Service Credit for Sick Leave (Section 341[j]) – Article 14 Benefits

… benefit, you must retire directly from public employment or within a year after separating from service. The … (200 days for some members), by 260. Contact your employer or refer to your Member Annual Statement to determine if this … the service credit requirement to retire in a special 20- or 25-year plan. …

Full- and Part-Time Service Credit – En-Con Police Officers Plan

… Full-Time Employment If you join the Retirement System on the … employment with a participating employer and work on a full-time, continuous basis, we calculate your retirement … may be prorated for Tier 1 members employed on a less than full-time basis. For Tier 2, 3, 5 and 6 members, part-time …

Accidental Disability – En-Con Police Officers Plan

… service” is defined as while you are: Being paid on the payroll; On an authorized medical leave of absence for up to … benefits for up to two years since last being paid on the payroll, as long as you have not resigned or been terminated …

Ordinary Death Benefit – Article 14 Benefits

… payroll; or While you are on an authorized medical leave for up to two years (which may be extended for an additional two years); or While you are receiving … Workers’ Compensation or other employer-funded benefits for up to two years (which may be extended for an additional …

Accidental Disability – Special 20- and 25-Year Plans

… The law defines “in service” as: Being paid on the payroll; or On an authorized medical leave of absence for up … benefits for up to two years since last being paid on the payroll, as long as you have not resigned or been terminated …

Accidental Disability – Career Plan

… service” is defined as while you are: Being paid on the payroll; On an authorized medical leave of absence for up to … benefits for up to two years since last being paid on the payroll, as long as you have not resigned or been terminated …

Accidental Disability – Non-Contributory Plan with Guaranteed Benefits

… Eligibility Regardless of the amount of service credit you may have, if you become … (physically or mentally) and unable to perform your job as the natural and proximate result of an on-the-job accident …

Accidental Disability – Regional State Park Police Plan

… disability, performance of duty disability, regional state park police disability, accidental disability, and … Regional State Park Police Plan information for PFRS Tier 1 2 3 5 and …

Early Retirement – Article 14 Benefits

… With 20 years of service credit, you can apply for early retirement regardless of your age. The … Social Security benefit. This retirement benefit is not eligible for escalation. Example: Retiring with 21 years … with the Office of the State Comptroller at least 15 days, but not more than 90 days, before the date on which your …

Becoming Eligible for a Benefit – Article 14 Benefits

… of service credit, even if you discontinue your public employment. Vesting is automatic — you do not have to fill … to become vested. As a vested member, you may leave public employment and, at a later date, apply for and receive a  …

Standard Work Day and Reporting Resolution – Understanding Your Responsibilities: Elected & Appointed Officials

… to NYSLRS. [Your board uses your record of activities (ROA) to calculate the average number of days you work in a … at the first regular meeting held after you submit your ROA. Once passed, the legislative clerk or secretary of the …

Performance of Duty Disability – Police and Fire Plan

… service” is defined as while you are: Being paid on the payroll; On an authorized medical leave of absence for up to … benefits for up to two years since last being paid on the payroll, as long as you have not resigned or been terminated …

Credit for Previous or Military Service – Article 14 Benefits

… Application to Reinstate a Former Tier 1 or 2 Membership (RS5506) . …

Stay Informed – World Trade Center Presumption

… Your retirement benefits are an important part of a solid financial plan. They can help you and your … achieve financial security in retirement or in the event of disability or death. Use these tips to help you … you’ll find tools to help you understand your benefits, as well as important retirement news. Like us on  Facebook …

Ordinary Disability (Section 362) – Special 20- and 25-Year Plans

… disability benefits. The pension payment option election form must be completed by you (the member who is filing), however your spouse may file this form if you are incompetent. If you are eligible, …