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1995-05-02 House Journal
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Full Journal pdf1995-05-02 House Journal Page 1758 HB 217 Amendment No. 3 was offered by Representatives Mackie and Ivan: Page 1, line 3, after "districts" (title amendment): Insert ", regional resource centers, the state boarding school," Page 1, line 4, after "areas" (title amendment): Insert "; and providing for an effective date" Page 4, after line 18: Insert new bill sections to read: "* Sec. 8. FINDINGS AND PURPOSE ASTO SECTIONS 9 - 16. Many school districts are facing the need to restructure their operations and their work forces in order to reduce expenditures and balance budgets. Retirement incentives are management tools that have been used extensively by the private sector, the federal government, and other state and local governments across the country. The purpose of secs.9 - 16 of this Act is to make this management tool temporarily available to the public schools and regional resource centers of the state. Sections 9 - 16 of this Act will enable these entities to be more efficient and cost-effective by eliminating certain nonessential positions, and producing a net reduction in personnel costs. * Sec. 9. RETIREMENT INCENTIVE PROGRAM. (a) A school district, regional educational attendance area, regional resource center, or the state boarding school may adopt a retirement incentive plan under sec.10 of this Act and designate categories of employees eligible to participate in that plan. An employer need not extend the incentive plan to all employees who would otherwise be eligible, but may choose to extend the plan only to employees (1) in specific budget or administrative components of the employer; (2) in specific job classifications; (3) in specific geographic locations; or (4) on the basis of any combination of factors under (1) - (3) of this subsection. (b) An employee is eligible to participate in a retirement incentive plan under secs.8 - 16 of this Act only if the