Re: Transfer from MABSTOA pension to NYCERS -- MABSTOA

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Subject: Re: Transfer from MABSTOA pension to NYCERS

Author:
Joe lapolla (Worked 4 years with mabstoa)

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Date Posted: 20:03:36 05/11/14 Sun
In reply to: Beck 's message, "Re: Transfer from MABSTOA pension to NYCERS" on 15:18:04 04/28/11 Thu

>>>Anyone interested in joining a group working to
>change
>>>the rules to allow MABSTOA employees (or former
>>>MABSOTA employees) to combine their years of service
>>>toward retirement with the New York City retirement
>>>(as TA employess are allowed) please contact me.
>> do u know if u fail the 7 day and 10 day bus operater
>>with the MTA and signed a resign paper @ zereaga, can
>>u reapply with mabstoa for bus operater when it opens
>>? it's been two years already.
>looking to get some help from ny politicians to change the law and have mabstoa time count at back end of other end of city agencies
>NYCERS stands for New York City Employees Retirement
>System. It would be nice if they would allow NYCT and
>MaBSTOA employees to combine their years of service.
>When I switched agencies umpteen years ago, and tried
>to buy back my time; they told me, "No Can Do." End of
>story.

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