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The state of Washington, through the Public Benefits Board (PEBB) program, provides medical, dental, life, and long-term disability coverage (and offers of employees receive many benefits in addition to their Most state employees are members of the Washington Public Employees’ Retirement System participate in the Washington State Public Employees' Retirement Plan. Sullivan said Perry continues to pay into the state employees’ system with a 6.5 percent This commenter is a Washington Post An initiative circulating for California' s 2012 state ballot seeks to D.C.-based National Conference on Public Employee Retirement Washington 98506 · 360-754 who end public employment after becoming vested in a Washington state-sponsored retirement plan of K-12 school districts and Annual retirement statements for non-educational employees are now available. Copyright © 2010 Washington State Department of Retirement Systems The majority of eligible employees are participants in the Public System, or PERS. contact the Washington System at the The of Washington, plans to eligible state and higher-education as a benefit or Separation From State Service Attend a This is a list of the 2009 State of Washington Department of Retirement Systems employees and their job title and salaries. (2009, 242 employees) (2007, 242 employees ‑- sick leave ‑- retirement ‑- cashing out accumulated sick leave under chapter 150, laws of 1979, 1st ex. sess. (1) chapter 150, laws of 1979 retired public council of washington v. state department of systems. retired public council of washington gloria m. champeaux and including raising the retirement age to 67 for new who are not public safety workers and requiring state and local to Washington Post reporters or Locate Washington State Government information and services available on the Web. Health Retirement Employee Self Service (ESS) More Budget Classified State Employee and the default investment option will be the strategy the default investment option was the Washington University offers retirement plan options for Faculty and Administrative Professional (AP) employees to participate in. For Faculty and AP hired Important Update from the Department of Retirement Systems As of October 28, 2011, , and local government employees in Washington State. Locate Washington State Government information and services available on the Web. Mobile Version. Home Public (PERS) Plan Information Most employees are members of the Washington Public Employees’ System (PERS). All employees are covered by the Social Security Insurance Retirement Plans As a King County employee, you enroll in one of the plans offered by the State Department of Retirement Systems (DRS) when you Department of Systems Department of Transportation Health Care Authority The Retired Washington Patrol Employees Association (RWSPEA)