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jerseyjack

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3. The N.J. action went to court.

Reply to no_hypocrisy (Reply #1)

Sat Feb 16, 2013, 06:58 PM

Feb 2013

Judge ruled that the money doesn't have to be paid since the pension fund is not yet in jeopardy --- (read, it still is paying its pensioners.)

Judge left the door open for the plaintiffs ( public employees) to return when the situation gets worse.

What The Fuck?

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Police, teachers, corrections officers, firemen, and other state workers read this (pension reform) [View all] Orlandodem Feb 2013 OP

NJ public employees face a similar ticking time bomb. no_hypocrisy Feb 2013 #1

The N.J. action went to court. jerseyjack Feb 2013 #3

Public employees have only their unions Riley18 Feb 2013 #2