Washington § 41.34.010 - Purpose.

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§ 41.34.010. Purpose.

The purpose of chapter 239, Laws of 1995 is to:
(1) Provide a fair and reasonable value from the retirement system for those who leave public employment before retirement;
(2) Increase flexibility for such employees to make transitions into other public or private sector employment;
(3) Increase employee options for addressing retirement needs, personal financial planning, and career transitions; and
(4) Continue the legislature's established policy of having employees contribute toward their retirement benefits.
[ 1995 c 239 s 201.]

Notes

Intent—Purpose—1995 c 239: See note following RCW 41.32.831.
Effective date—Part and subchapter headings not law—1995 c 239: See notes following RCW 41.32.005.

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