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Florida sweetens pension pot, hoping to retain public employees

TALLAHASSEE – Gov. Ron DeSantis and state lawmakers are gambling that an expansion of government employee retirement benefits that take effect Saturday will keep veteran teachers, firefighters, police and other crucial public employees from leaving their jobs. The expansion of the Deferred Retirement Option Program could prove lucrative for career government workers and educators, who will be .

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Florida sweetens pension pot, hoping to retain public employees

Florida sweetens pension pot, hoping to retain public employees
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Florida sweetens pension pot, hoping to retain workers

Florida sweetens pension pot, hoping to retain workers
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Florida Hopes to Retain Employees With Expanded Pension Benefits

The expansion of the Deferred Retirement Option Program will allow career government workers and educators to draw pensions while continuing to work for eight to 10 years but will cost the state an additional $350 million annually.

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