Utah § 49-11-1206 - Notice of postretirement reemployment.

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§ 49-11-1206. Notice of postretirement reemployment.

Effective 7/1/2025
49-11-1206.  Notice of postretirement reemployment.
(1)A participating employer shall immediately notify the office:
(a)if the participating employer reemploys a retiree;
(b)whether the reemployment is subject to Section 49-11-1204 or Subsection 49-11-1205(1), (2), (3), or (5); and
(c)of any election by the retiree under Section 49-11-1204.
(2)A participating employer shall certify to the office whether the position of an elected official is or is not full time.
(3)A retiree subject to this part shall report to the office the status of the reemployment under Section 49-11-1204 or 49-11-1205.


Amended by Chapter 405, 2024 General Session

Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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