Pensions Move From Fringe Benefit To Public Cost
An AP report outlines how retirement benefits for public servants such as police and firefighters far surpass private industry, with NYC officers retiring after 20 years at half pay. It notes rising city and state pension costs, projected to reach billions by 1981, funded by taxes and employer contributions amid union pressure for broader access and earlier retirement.
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