The House State Affairs Committee narrowly approved a bill that could shift more public employees into a 401(k)-style retirement plan, setting up a clash with the Senate over pensions and death benefits for first responders.
February 12, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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The House State Affairs Committee narrowly approved a bill that could shift more public employees into a 401(k)-style retirement plan, setting up a clash with the Senate over pensions and death benefits for first responders.
Hours later, the full Senate approved its version of the death benefits legislation (SB 7012), with the sponsor challenging the House to drop demands for changes in what happens when state and county workers enter the Florida Retirement System.
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