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Bill barring police departments from imposing mandatory retirement or separation from service at age sixty-five or less vetoed

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Bill barring police departments from imposing mandatory retirement or separation from service at age sixty-five or less vetoed
Veto # 147; Assembly 10508 Brook-Krasny / Senate 7332-A Golden

A bill, Assembly 10508 Brook-Krasny / Senate 7332-A Golden, that attempte to amend the Retirement and Social Security Law so as to provide that no police officer shall be mandatorily retired who is age sixty-five or less was vetoed by the Governor [Veto Number 147].

The justification for the bill set out by the sponsors: People live longer and are healthier than before, and this bill attempts to recognize that with respect to police officers. It does not change any requirement for retirement on the basis of health or for other reasons, for eliminates age as a sole factor in setting mandatory retirement requirements.

Full post as published by New York Public Personnel Law on October 01, 2008 (boomark / email).

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