The morning after lawmakers approved a new, cost -
saving pension tier for yet - to - be-hired state workers, much of official Albany was sleeping in following the marathon overnight session of debates and votes.
Not exact matches
Cuomo also introduced a new, less generous
pension tier meant to
save tens of billions over the next 30 years.
When a watered - down
Tier 5 was finally enacted later that year, it didn't cover New York City cops and firefighters hired after the
Tier 2 expiration date — because then - Mayor Michael Bloomberg reckoned the city would
save more by assigning them to another, older
pension plan known as
Tier 3.
For fiscal watchdogs, the so - called
pension sweeteners can be problematic: chipping away at savings achieved in new
pension tiers that were approved as a way to
save the state money in the long - term.
Cuomo's has proposed a
Tier VI
Pension Plan that proponents say would
save the state upwards of $ 123 billion over the next 30 years.
They are aligned with an organization called the Committee to
Save New York (CSNY) in pushing local officials to call on the state legislature to support Governor Andrew Cuomo's proposed
Tier VI
Pension reform plan.
The governor called for a new
tier in the state
pension system that he said will
save the state and local governments outside of New York City $ 83 billion and New York City $ 30 billion over the next 30 years.
Last, since
pension costs are an expensive mandate for local governments, Governor Cuomo has created a new
tier in the state
pension system that would
save local government's $ 79 billion over the next thirty years.
Governor Cuomo implemented a number of cost -
saving programs early in his tenure, including the Global Medicaid Cap, a new
pension tier, and a negotiated increase in employee health insurance contributions.
Cuomo says he's not «wed» to calling any
pension reform agreement a new
Tier, if lawmakers agree to a plan that
saves the same amount of money.
The governor was reminded by a top aid that he and the legislature approved a new
pension tier, so that future workers will receive fewer benefits,
saving the state, as well as local governments, billions of dollars in costs in coming decades.
Donohue also repeated his stance on the proposed
Tier VI, a less - generous pension tier designed to save $ 90 billion over the next 30 ye
Tier VI, a less - generous
pension tier designed to save $ 90 billion over the next 30 ye
tier designed to
save $ 90 billion over the next 30 years.
He says he questions the claims by Cuomo and lawmakers that the new
pension tier will
save $ 80 billion dollars in future decades, saying there are «a lot of ifs» in that assumption.