Earnings Limit Suspended for School District and BOCES Employees who are receiving a pension from NYSLRS
The New York State and Local Retirement System reports that for most NYSLRS retirees who work for a public employer after
retirement, the amount the retiree can earn each calendar year, without affecting the retiree's pension, is limited to $35,000. For NYSLRS retirees employed by school districts
and, or, Boards of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES), the earnings limit is
now suspended through June 30, 2025.
The earnings limit suspension for school employees does not
apply to NYSLRS retirees who work for a public college, university or charter school.
If the retiree is going to earn more than the limit, it is the retiree's responsibility to
report this fact to NYSLRS. Read
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