§ 41.35.005 Intent
§ 41.35.010 Definitions
§ 41.35.015 Construction — Chapter applicable to state registered domestic partnerships — 2009 c 521
§ 41.35.020 System created — Administration
§ 41.35.030 Membership
§ 41.35.033 Membership — Service credit — Substitute employees — Rules
§ 41.35.035 Membership in system — Charter school employers and employees
§ 41.35.040 Nonelective position held for at least nine months — Deemed to be eligible position, when
§ 41.35.060 Reduction of retirement allowance upon reemployment or if covered by a plan under RCW 28B.10.400 — Reestablishment of membership
§ 41.35.070 Duty disability retirement recipients — Continued service credit
§ 41.35.080 Members agree to deductions
§ 41.35.090 Employer’s contribution — Computation — Billing
§ 41.35.100 Exemption from taxation and judicial process — Exceptions — Assignability — Deductions authorized
§ 41.35.110 Disability retirement — Criminal conduct
§ 41.35.115 Death benefit — Course of employment — Occupational disease or infection
§ 41.35.120 False statements — Penalty
§ 41.35.130 Transfer of service credit from statewide city employees’ retirement system
§ 41.35.140 Hearing prior to appeal required — Notice
§ 41.35.150 Hearing prior to appeal required — Conduct of hearing
§ 41.35.160 Judicial review in accordance with administrative procedure act
§ 41.35.170 Appeal — No bond required
§ 41.35.180 Service credit — Computation
§ 41.35.1801 Prior service — One-half service credit
§ 41.35.183 Purchase of additional service credit — Costs — Rules
§ 41.35.190 Effect of certain accumulated vacation leave on retirement benefits
§ 41.35.200 Benefit calculation — Limitation
§ 41.35.210 Post-retirement cost-of-living
§ 41.35.220 Options for payment of retirement allowances — Court-approved property settlement
§ 41.35.230 Suspension of retirement allowance upon reemployment or if covered by a plan under RCW 28B.10.400 — Exceptions — Reinstatement
§ 41.35.235 Purchase of life annuity benefit
§ 41.35.399 Provisions applicable to plan 2 and plan 3
§ 41.35.400 Computation of retirement allowance
§ 41.35.410 Lump sum retirement allowance — Reentry — Reinstatement of service
§ 41.35.420 Retirement eligibility
§ 41.35.423 Member with terminal illness — Removal from system
§ 41.35.430 Employer and member contribution rates
§ 41.35.440 Earned disability allowance — Disposition upon death of recipient
§ 41.35.450 Application for and effective date of retirement allowances
§ 41.35.460 Death benefits
§ 41.35.470 Leaves of absence, military service
§ 41.35.480 Vested membership
§ 41.35.490 Refund of contributions
§ 41.35.500 Reentry
§ 41.35.510 Transfer to plan 3 — Irrevocable option
§ 41.35.599 Provisions applicable to plan 2
§ 41.35.600 Provisions applicable to plan 3 — Plan 3 elements
§ 41.35.610 Choice of membership in plan 2 or plan 3
§ 41.35.612 Right to waive benefit — Irrevocable choice
§ 41.35.620 Computation of retirement allowance
§ 41.35.630 Additional payment
§ 41.35.640 Application for and effective date of retirement allowances
§ 41.35.650 Leaves of absence, military service
§ 41.35.660 Purchased service credit — Allocation
§ 41.35.670 Lump sum payments — Reentry
§ 41.35.680 Retirement eligibility
§ 41.35.683 Member with terminal illness — Removal from system
§ 41.35.690 Earned disability allowance — Disposition upon death of recipient
§ 41.35.700 Restored, purchased service credit under plan 2 — Transfer to plan 3
§ 41.35.710 Death benefits
§ 41.35.720 Employer contribution rates
§ 41.35.900 Benefits not contractual right until September 1, 2000
§ 41.35.901 Effective date — 1998 c 341
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