Title 43, Title 43: PENSIONS AND RETIREMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION

43:10-18.73. Partial invalidity In case for any reason any section or part of any section or any provision of this act shall be questioned in any court and shall be held to be unconstitutional or invalid, the same shall not be held to affect any other section or part of any secti…

43:10-18.74. Effective date; repeal This act shall take effect immediately and all acts or parts of acts insofar as they conflict with this act are hereby repealed. L.1948, c. 310, p. 1255, s. 25.

43:10-18.75. Member having annual salary of more than $5,000; application for credit in system; payments Any employee who, on the effective date of this amendatory and supplementary act, is a member of this retirement system and whose then annual salary is more than $5,000.00, ma…

43:10-18.76. Increase in pension; formula; waiver (a) Subject, however, to the provisions of subsection (d) of this section, the pension being received by any retired member shall be increased in accordance with the following formula: (1) The first $480.00 of the pension shall be…

43:10-18.77. Increase of county contributions In addition to the contributions of the county prescribed in the act to which this act is amendatory and supplementary, in fiscal year 1967 the county shall increase its contributions by 1% of the amount of the salaries paid to all me…

43:10-18.78. Retirement upon attainment of age 70 All members of the pension fund shall be required to retire upon the attainment of age 70 or 2 years following the effective date of this act, whichever is later. L.1966, c. 210, s. 12.

43:10-18.79. Status of member taking approved leave of absence to accept appointive, administrative or elective county position Notwithstanding any other provision of this act, when a member takes an approved leave of absence to accept an appointive, administrative or elective po…

43:10-18.8. Members of certain existing retirement systems in certain counties, retirement for disability; survivors' pensions, deductions where less than 20 years service The widow, so long as she remains unmarried, or widower, so long as he remains unmarried, or minor children …

43:10-18.80. Adoption of chapter 310 of laws 1948 by county with 400,000 to 425,000 inhabitants; membership as condition of employment Any person employed by or elected or re-elected as a public official of a county having a population of 400,000 to 425,000 inhabitants which here…

43:10-18.81. Effective date; operative upon resolution by county This act shall take effect immediately but shall not be operative in any county unless and until the board of chosen freeholders shall adopt a resolution pursuant to section 14 of this act which resolution shall inc…

43:10-18.9. Retirement on half pay; pensions to surviving widow or children; retirement after completion of 15 years of service (a) Subject to the other provisions of this act, any county employee: (1) who shall have served or who shall hereafter have served in the employ of such…

43:10-19. "County detectives" defined The words, "county detectives" , as used in this article, shall mean and include persons appointed by the prosecutors of the pleas as special officers for the detection, apprehension, arrest, indictment and conviction of offenders against the…

43:10-2. Retirement of county employees 43:10-2. An employee of a county of the first class who shall have served in the county's employ for a period of 20 years and reached 60 years of age, shall, upon his own application, but not later than, except as provided in this section, …

43:10-2.1 County pensions, certain, option to enhance for members having more than 25 years' service. 1. a. A county liable to pay the pension benefits to members of the pension fund pursuant to the provisions of article 1 of chapter 10 of Title 43 of the Revised Statutes may ele…

43:10-20. Retirement for service and age In first, second, third and fifth class counties of this State, now or hereafter having county detectives, any county detective who shall have served as such for a continuous period of 20 years, and shall have reached the age of 60 years, …

43:10-21. Amount of pension The words "be retired upon one-half pay" , as used in this article, shall be construed to mean, retired upon a pension equal to one-half of his annual salary at the time of retirement.

43:10-22. Retirement by reason of unfitness Any county detective who shall have served as such for a continuous period of twenty years, whether he has reached the age of sixty years or not, who shall be found, as hereinafter provided, to be physically unfit for further service, s…

43:10-23. Retirement for disability incurred in service Any county detective who shall have received a permanent disability by reason of injury, accident or sickness, incurred at any time in the service, which shall permanently incapacitate him from further duty, shall, upon the …

43:10-24. Medical examination to determine disability Physical unfitness or incapacity for further duty of any county detective shall, for all purposes of this article, be established and determined by a board of three physicians who shall be designated for that purpose, as follo…

43:10-25. Pension to widow and children The widow of any county detective who shall die from any cause shall receive a pension so long as she shall remain unmarried, equal to 1/2 of the amount of the annual salary of such county detective at the time of his death, and at her deat…

43:10-26. Pension to widow when death occurs after retirement If any county detective, after having been retired on one-half pay, shall die, or having made application for retirement, shall die pending the completion of his papers and action thereon by the board of chosen freehol…

43:10-27. Payment of pensions Persons who may become entitled to pensions under this article shall be paid such pensions in the same manner and at the same time as county detectives in active service in the several counties are respectively paid.

43:10-28. Pension fund created; sources A fund shall be created in the following manner for the purpose of paying such pensions, to wit: There shall be deducted from every payment of salary to each county detective three per cent of the amount thereof; then there shall be contrib…

43:10-29. Management of fund; investments The board of chosen freeholders of said county shall have the management and control of said fund and is hereby empowered to make all necessary rules and regulations concerning the same not inconsistent with this article. All moneys not n…

43:10-29.1. Persons eligible under state retirement system; resolution excluding The board of chosen freeholders may adopt a resolution directing that this article shall not apply to any person becoming a county detective subsequent to the passage of such resolution who, at the t…

43:10-29.2. Effect of resolution The adoption of a resolution pursuant to this act shall not impair the pension rights of any county detective theretofore employed, nor shall it relieve the county of its obligation to maintain a pension fund under this article for such previously…

43:10-29.3. Counties of 300,000 to 500,000; county detectives desiring to become members of pension fund Any county detective employed in the office of the prosecutor of the pleas, of any county now or hereafter having a population of more than three hundred thousand and not more…

43:10-29.4. Counties of second class; adjustments in amount of pension benefits; resolution or ordinance Any county of the second class which is paying pensions to retirants pursuant to the provisions of article 2 of chapter 10 of Title 43 of the Revised Statutes, may, from time …

43:10-29.5. Limitations on adjustment No adjustment shall be made beyond those permitted to be made for pensioners in State administered retirement systems, as promulgated by the Director of the Division of Pensions in accordance with the provisions of the "Pension Increase Act" …

43:10-29.6. Appropriations necessary for continuation of adjustments Adjustments hereunder shall continue to be made as long as the employer appropriates the amount necessary to make such additional payments and provided further that there is appropriated by the State the amount …

43:10-30. Retirement for service, age and disability In all counties of the first class of this state which have police officers for the supervision and regulation of traffic on county roads therein, any member of the police force thereof who shall have honorably served on the fo…

43:10-31. Retirement on application for age and service A member of such police traffic force who shall have attained the age of fifty years and shall have honorably served on the force for a period of twenty years, shall, upon his application, be retired on half pay.

43:10-32. Retirement for disability A member of such police force who shall have sustained a permanent disability by reason of an accident incurred at any time in the service, or by reason of disease contracted in the service, shall, upon the certificate of a physician designated…

43:10-33. Pension to widow and children The widow or children of any member of such police force who shall have lost his life in the performance of his duty, shall, so long as she remains unmarried or so long as the children or any of them remain under the age of sixteen years, r…

43:10-34. Pension fund For the purpose of paying the pensions a fund shall be created as follows: a. There shall be deducted from every payment of salary to each member of the police force one per cent of the amount thereof. b. There shall be added to the fund all fines imposed o…

43:10-35. Management of fund The board of chosen freeholders of the county shall have the management and control of the fund and may make all necessary rules and regulations concerning the same not inconsistent with this article. All moneys not needed for the immediate payment of…

43:10-36. "County police officer" defined As used in this article, "county police officer" means and includes all uniformed members, whether officers or patrolmen, of the county force.

43:10-36.1. Article inapplicable to certain persons This article shall not apply to any person becoming a member of such police department after this supplement takes effect who, at the time he becomes such member, is eligible to become a member of the Police and Firemen's Retire…

43:10-37. Retirement for service and age Any county police officer who has honorably served for a period of twenty years in a duly organized county police department of any county of this state, having a population in excess of two hundred thousand and not more than four hundred …

43:10-37.1. Increase in amount of service retirement pension The amount of the service retirement pension of any member of such police department, who has served for more than 25 years and who retires after the effective date of this supplementary act, shall be increased by an am…

43:10-38. Pension to widow, children or parent of deceased member The widow, children or sole dependent parent of a member of the county police department, who shall have served therein for a period of ten years, paid into the fund the full amount of his annual assessment or cont…

43:10-39. Pension to widow, children or parent of deceased retired member The widow of any retired member of such police department, who was married to her deceased husband before the date of his retirement and before he reached the age of 50 years, shall, if he paid into the fun…

43:10-40. Retirement for disability; application for retirement A member of the county police department who shall have received permanent disability in the performance of his duty shall, upon the certificate of a surgeon, the county physician or another physician designated for …

43:10-41. Pension fund For the purpose of paying the pensions, a fund shall be created in the respective counties, as follows: a. If a member of the county police department shall have entered the service on or before the age of thirty-five years, two per cent of the amount of ev…

43:10-42. Pension commission In all counties in which this article takes effect there shall be established a pension commission of five members, consisting of the director of the board of chosen freeholders, the county treasurer, two members of the police department of the county…

43:10-43. Control of fund and retirement The pension commission shall have control and management of the fund and of the retirement of members of the departments, and may make all necessary rules and regulations regarding the same not inconsistent with this article. All moneys be…