LEGISLATURE BEGINS CONSIDERATION OF KPERS STUDY COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION TO MOVE KPERS TO “COSTLY” DEFINED-CONTRIBUTION SYSTEM Recommendations from the KPERS Study Commission have been introduced in the Legislature as Senate Bill
From the Capital Journal on Feb. 7th A plan championed by House and Senate Republicans to fix the Kansas Public Employees Retirement System will cost the state $10.9 billion more
The Study Commission’s Plan Doesn’t Solve the Problem: The Study Commission’s proposal contains NO components designed to address or reduce the Unfunded Actuarial Liability (UAL). In fact, it makes the
On Friday, September 23, 2011, the Coalition for Keeping the Kansas Promise submitted public comment on behalf of countless thousands of Kansas’ public employees, public employee retirees and that average
