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

43:10-64. Retirement for disability incurred in service Any sheriff's employee 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 th…

43:10-65. Medical examination to determine disability Physical unfitness or incapacity for further duty of any sheriff's employee 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 fol…

43:10-66. Pension of employee's spouse The widow of any sheriff's employee who shall die from any cause shall receive a pension so long as she shall remain unmarried, equal to one-half of the amount of the annual salary of such sheriff's employee at the time of his death, and at …

43:10-67. Pension of retiree's spouse If any sheriff's employee, after having been retired on half pay, shall die leaving his surviving widow who was his wife at the time of his retirement, such widow, so long as she shall remain unmarried, shall receive a pension equal to one-ha…

43:10-68. Payment of pensions Persons who may become entitled to pension under this article shall be paid such pensions in the same manner and at the same time as the sheriff's employees in active service in the several counties are respectively paid.

43:10-69. Creation of pension fund; contributions 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 sheriff's employee three per cent of the amount thereof; then there shal…

43:10-69.1. Withdrawal from service Any member of the pension fund created pursuant to R.S. 43:10-69, who withdraws from service or ceases to be an employee for any cause other than death or retirement, shall, upon the filing of an application therefor, receive all his accumulate…

43:10-7. Pension fund A fund to pay pensions under this article shall be created as follows: a. The county treasurer shall deduct from every payment of salary to any county employee who is benefited by this article and pay to the fund, 3% of the amount of the salary. b. The board…

43:10-7.1. Deductions from retirement allowance for payment of hospital and medical surgical insurance premiums Whenever any member of the pension fund established under article 1, chapter 10 of Title 43 of the Revised Statutes who has retired or shall retire from active service …

43:10-7.2. Actuary; designation; duties; tables; adoption; employer contribution; annual certification by commissioner a. The actuary of the system shall be designated by the county executive after consultation with the president of the pension commission and subject to the veto …

43:10-70. Management of pension fund; investments The board of chosen freeholders of said county shall have the management and control of such fund and is hereby empowered to make all necessary rules and regulations concerning the same not inconsistent with this article. All mone…

43:10-71. Transfer of court attendants' pension fund to credit of sheriff's employees' pension fund All moneys remaining on June fifth, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-six, in the possession of any board of chosen freeholders of any county of the second class acquired by vir…

43:10-72. Withdrawal by veterans from former fund for court attendants; payments returned with interest L.1933, c. 429, p. 1152, entitled "A supplement to an act entitled "An act providing for the retirement and pensioning of court attendants in counties of the second class of th…

43:10-72.1. Sheriff's employees in counties of 275,000 to 400,000 Any sheriff's employee of any county now or hereafter having a population of more than two hundred seventy-five thousand and not more than four hundred thousand inhabitants, who, at the time of his entry into servi…

43:10-72.2. 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 sheriff's employee subsequent to the passage of such resolution who, at the…

43:10-72.3. Effect of resolution The adoption of a resolution pursuant to this act shall not impair the pension rights of any sheriff's employee theretofore employed, nor shall it relieve the county of its obligation to maintain a pension fund under this article for such previous…

43:10-72.4. Counties of second class; adjustments in amounts; ordinance or resolution Any county of the second class which is paying pensions to retirants pursuant to the provisions of article 6 of chapter 10 of Title 43 of the Revised Statutes may, from time to time, by resoluti…

43:10-72.5. Limitation on adjustments No adjustments 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,…

43:10-73. "Sergeants-at-arms" and "court criers" defined The words sergeant-at-arms and court crier as used in this article shall mean and include sergeants-at-arms and court criers assigned to the Superior Court and of the County Court, in counties of the first class. Amended by…

43:10-74. Retirement for service and age In any first class county of this state any person who shall now or hereafter have served as sergeant at arms or court crier for a period of twenty years and shall have reached the age of sixty years, shall, upon application in writing to …

43:10-75. Amount of pension The words "be retired upon half pay" as used in this article shall be construed to mean retired upon a pension equal to one-half of the annual salary at the time of retirement.

43:10-76. Retirement for disability Any sergeant at arms or court crier 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 servi…

43:10-77. Retirement for disability incurred in service Any sergeant at arms or court crier who shall have received a permanent disability by reason of injury, accident or sickness incurred at any time which shall permanently incapacitate him from further duty shall, upon certifi…

43:10-78. Medical examination to determine disability Physical unfitness or incapacitation for further duty of any sergeant at arms or court crier shall for all purposes of this article be established and determined by a board of three physicians who shall be designated for that …

43:10-79. Pension to widow when death occurs during service The widow of any sergeant at arms or court crier who shall lose his life in the performance of his duty or who shall die from natural causes shall receive a pension so long as she remains unmarried, equal to one-half of …

43:10-8. Withdrawal from fund; employee without widow, widower or dependent children under 18; repayment of deductions Any employee entering the fund may at any time thereafter withdraw therefrom and shall be entitled to a refund of the moneys theretofore deducted from his salary…

43:10-8.1. Credit upon reentry and payment of contributions after withdrawal Any employee, who has heretofore withdrawn his contributions, pursuant to R.S. 43:10-8, from a county pension fund established pursuant to article 1 of chapter 10 of Title 43 of the Revised Statutes, and…

43:10-80. Pension to widow when death occurs after retirement If any sergeant at arms or court crier, after having been retired upon 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 o…

43:10-81. Payment of pensions Persons who may become entitled to pension under this article shall be paid such pension in the same manner and at the same time as the sergeants at arms or court criers in active service in the counties are respectively paid.

43:10-82. Creation of pension fund; contributions 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 hereafter made to each sergeant at arms and court crier three per cent of the am…

43:10-83. Management of pension fund; investments The board of chosen freeholders of said county shall have the management and control of such fund and is hereby empowered to make all necessary rules and regulations concerning the same not inconsistent with this article. All mone…

43:10-84. Retirement for service and age In any first class county of this state any county clerk's employee who shall now or hereafter have served as such for a continuous period of twenty years and shall have reached the age of sixty years, shall, upon application, in writing, …

43:10-85. Amount of pension The words "be retired upon half pay" as used in this article, shall be construed to mean retired upon a pension equal to one-half of the annual salary at the time of retirement.

43:10-86. Retirement for disability Any county clerk's employee 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, sh…

43:10-87. Retirement for disability incurred in service Any county clerk's employee 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 upo…

43:10-88. Medical examination to determine disability Physical unfitness or incapacity for further duty of any county clerk's employee shall, for all purposes of this article, be established and determined by a board of three physicians who shall be designated for that purpose, a…

43:10-89. Pension to widow If any county clerk's employee, after having been retired on half pay, shall die leaving him surviving a widow who was his wife at the time of his retirement, such widow, so long as she shall remain unmarried, shall receive a pension equal to one-half o…

43:10-9. Employment by two counties This article shall affect and include county employees, as herein described, jointly employed by two or more counties, on intercounty bridges. Each such employee's contribution of 3% of his salary shall be made in full to the county employees' …

43:10-90. Payment of pension Persons who may become entitled to pension under this article shall be paid such pensions in the same manner and at the same time as the county clerk's employees in active service in the several counties are respectively paid.

43:10-91. Creation of pension fund; contributions 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 clerk's employee three per cent of the amount thereof; then there…

43:10-92. Management of pension fund; investments The board of chosen freeholders of said county shall have the management and control of such fund and is hereby empowered to make all necessary rules and regulations concerning the same not inconsistent with this article. All mone…

43:10-93. Definition of "court interpreter" The words "court interpreter," as used in this act, shall mean and include persons appointed by the judge or judges of the County Court in said county, or acting as interpreter in the Superior Court in the county or in the County Court.…

43:10-94. Retirement for service and age 2. In second-class counties of this State, now or hereafter having court interpreters, any court interpreter who shall have served as such for a continuous period of thirty years, and shall have reached the age of sixty years, shall, upon …

43:10-95. Amount of pension The words "be retired upon one-half pay," as used in this act, shall be construed to mean, retired upon a pension equal to one-half of his annual salary at the time of retirement. L.1938, c. 330, p. 841, s. 3.

43:10-96. Retirement when physically unfit 4. Any court interpreter who shall have served as such for a continuous period of thirty 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 services…

43:10-97. Retirement for permanent disability Any court interpreter who shall have received 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 certificati…