§1206. Employee contributions; discontinuance
The retirement benefits provided by this Part shall not annually exceed one hundred percent of average compensation, and when a member has earned benefits equal to one hundred percent of his average compensation, no further contributions shall be required of him. However, the employer shall continue to pay employer contributions to the system.
Acts 1995, No. 559, §1.
§1206. Employee contributions; discontinuance
The retirement benefits provided by this Part shall not annually exceed one hundred percent of average compensation, and when a member has earned benefits equal to one hundred percent of his average compensation, no further contributions shall be required of him. However, the employer shall continue to pay employer contributions to the system.
Acts 1995, No. 559, §1.
§1206. Employee contributions; discontinuance
The retirement benefits provided by this Part shall not annually exceed one hundred percent of average compensation, and when a member has earned benefits equal to one hundred percent of his average compensation, no further contributions shall be required of him. However, the employer shall continue to pay employer contributions to the system.
Acts 1995, No. 559, §1.
