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Public commenters urge San Francisco retirement board to reassess private‑equity ties to RealPage and surveillance vendor Flock Two public commenters told the San Francisco Retirement Board that pension investments connected to algorithmic rental‑pricing firm RealPage and to surveillance company Flock pose legal, ethical and financial risks; a retiree also described an insecure Voya check delivery and asked staff to investigate.

Public commenters are raising alarms over San Francisco's retirement board's ties to questionable firms, warning of potential legal and ethical fallout for pensioners.

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DAS says rules advisory committee advanced draft PERS overtime averages; AFSCME urges protections for corrections staff Department of Administrative Services staff told the House labor committee that a Rules Advisory Committee reviewed options for implementing the 2003 statutory requirement to set more than one overtime average for OPS‑cert members. RAC input ranged from no cap to a 2,000‑hour cap; DAS revised drafts and plans to publish rules for public comment with annual published averages. AFSCME urged a workable rule for corrections workers.

Oregon's Department of Administrative Services is reshaping overtime rules that could impact the pensions of workers—will they protect those logging excessive hours?

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New Mexico amends Judicial Retirement Act pension calculation rules New Mexico revises pension eligibility and calculation for judges and justices under retirement law

New Mexico is shaking up its judicial retirement system with new legislation that could redefine how judges earn their pensions and ensure their impartiality.

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