North Dakota Administrative Code
Title 71 - Retirement Board
Article 71-02 - Public Employees Retirement System
Chapter 71-02-07 - Return to Service
Section 71-02-07-02 - Return to service - Retired member

Current through Supplement No. 394, October, 2024

The benefits of a retired member who returns to permanent employment shall be suspended without interest accruing on the suspended account, except as provided in subsection 1 of North Dakota Century Code section 54-52-05. Upon subsequent termination and retirement, the member is required to select the same benefit option as the option selected at initial retirement. The member's total benefit upon subsequent retirement must equal the original benefit plus the calculated benefit for the return to work period. The member's benefit attributable to any return to work period shall be based upon service and earnings attributable to the return to work period only and be calculated as follows:

1. The member's calculated benefit shall be based on the benefit provisions in effect at subsequent retirement and shall include the member's and spouse's ages, salary earned during the period of reemployment, total service credits earned after reemployment, and actuarial factors in effect at subsequent retirement.

2. If a member dies during subsequent employment, the member's initial retirement benefit option election will apply and the date of death will be considered the subsequent retirement date.

3. If a member's spouse dies during the subsequent employment of the member, section 71-02-04-04 applies to the member's initial and subsequent retirement benefit calculation.

General Authority: NDCC 54-52-04, 54-52-17

Law Implemented: NDCC 54-52-17

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