New Jersey § 18a:66-70
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§ 18a:66-70.
a. Each public employee veteran member shall have returned to him his accumulated
deductions as of January 1, 1956, less contributions based on his compensation for
the year 1955 at the rate of contribution provided in subsection b. All service rendered in office, position, or employment of this state or of a county,
municipality, or school district, board of education or other public employer by such
veteran member previous to January 1, 1955, for which evidence satisfactory to the
retirement system is presented, shall be credited to him as a “class B” member and
the accrued liability for such credit shall be paid by the employer as provided in section 18A:66-33 ; provided, however, that no credit shall be allowed for such service rendered prior
to January 1, 1955 unless the member purchases credit for all service rendered on
or after such date. b. Each public employee veteran member as of January 1, 1956, shall make contributions
to the retirement system at the rates of contribution applicable to class B members
of the public employee's retirement system as of January 2, 1955, as provided in section 18A:66-29 . Each public employee veteran member shall pay the proportion of compensation applicable
to his age at the commencement of employment, position or office with the State, any
county, municipality or school district, board of education or other public employer,
except that where such service has not been continuous, the public employee veteran
member shall pay the proportion of compensation applicable to the age resulting from
the subtraction, as of January 1, 1955, of his years of service from his age. No public employee veteran member shall be required during the continuation of his
membership to increase the proportion of compensation certified on January 1, 1956,
or at the time of becoming a member, if later, as payable by him, except as provided
in section 18A:66-29 . c. In the event that a public employee veteran who prior to January 1, 1956, rendered
service in office, position, or employment of this State or of a county, municipality,
or school district, board of education or other public employer, but who is not in
such office, position or employment on January 1, 1956, shall later become a member
of the retirement system, such public employee veteran member shall receive prior
service credit for service rendered prior to January 1, 1955, for which evidence satisfactory
to the retirement system is presented, and shall pay the proportion of compensation,
applicable to the age resulting from the subtraction of his years of such prior service
from his age on the date of his becoming a member of the retirement system and as
provided in section 18A:66-29 . The State shall pay the accrued liability on behalf of such prior service, and such
liability shall be paid in such a manner that the total obligation will be met within
the period of time fixed for the liquidation of such accrued liabilities under this
article.
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