Guest KCW Posted March 7, 2004 Share Posted March 7, 2004 According to an NCPERS article, the new Social Security reform bill requires SS opt-out employers to provide a notice to new employees. NCPERS Article: Social Security Bill Signed Into Law Quotes from the linked article: "The Social Security reform bill, HR 743 [Public Law No. 108-203], that impacts public sector employees was signed into law by President Bush on March 2, 2004.""...Requires employers not covered by Social Security to provide written notice about the GPO [Government Pension Offset provision--KCW] and Windfall Elimination Provision (WEP) to new employees and have these employees sign a statement stating they understand that by working under non-covered employment they could be subject to the Social Security pension offsets. This provision becomes effective January 1, 2005." I'll bet more than a few new employees will take a "now you tell me!" attitude once you say "welcome aboard. Now that you're on the team, I thought I'd let you know your Social Security benefits are going to take a hit." If any of you guys come up with a good notice, keep us in mind and post it here. Let's hope the Feds publish a safe harbor notice in the next few months. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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