Post by onthedl on Dec 29, 2017 11:00:14 GMT -5
According to your position, once you reached 20+, an MOS can go light up, fail a dole test and still get his pension. If that's the case, there can be any number of drug addicts on the job with over 20 yrs.
...NOT !!!!
If you are already collecting your pension, this all really doesn't matter, but for those of you still on the job, walk that tight rope till you do retire. There are no guarantees that you will automatically collect just because you made it to 20.
Active duty detective over 20years Dwi with fatality (manslaughter) in Bronx. Went to prison. Kept pension and all of the bennies.
Active duty Bronx lt with over 25 years fails dole test before pension law is passed. Appeals and fights until after pension law is passed. Is termnated. Kept pension and all the bennies
Official misconduct is the only must terminate misdemeanor. Has no effect if your over twenty.
The job can do this in the job can do that. They can make your life a living hell. Blah blah blah! If you’re over 20 and not convicted of a felony at the time of termination, you get everything but the good guy letter. Two .
...NOT !!!!
If you are already collecting your pension, this all really doesn't matter, but for those of you still on the job, walk that tight rope till you do retire. There are no guarantees that you will automatically collect just because you made it to 20.
Active duty detective over 20years Dwi with fatality (manslaughter) in Bronx. Went to prison. Kept pension and all of the bennies.
Active duty Bronx lt with over 25 years fails dole test before pension law is passed. Appeals and fights until after pension law is passed. Is termnated. Kept pension and all the bennies
Official misconduct is the only must terminate misdemeanor. Has no effect if your over twenty.
The job can do this in the job can do that. They can make your life a living hell. Blah blah blah! If you’re over 20 and not convicted of a felony at the time of termination, you get everything but the good guy letter. Two .