As a labor/employment mediator, arbitrator and ALJ, I strive to keep abreast of--and inform my readers of noteworthy labor and employment cases. Although the Workers Comp
Administration in New Mexico maintains its own stable
of mediators and ALJs, I like to keep up with this area of law also,
mostly because the issues that arise are so darn interesting. Two
recent cases highlight that.
Attorney, arbitrator, mediator and ALJ Pilar Vaile discusses updates and issues of interest in Labor and Employment law, from the perspective of an ADR Professional. For more information on the author, please see www.pilarvailepc.com.
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Showing posts with label retirement. Show all posts
Showing posts with label retirement. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
NM Workers Comp Tidbits
Labels:
arising out of,
disability,
Disablement Law,
employment,
in the course of,
occupational disease,
permanent partial disability,
proximate cause,
retirement,
union,
workers compensation
Monday, March 21, 2011
Guaranteed Retirement Accounts (GRAs)
In December of last year, I wrote about public employee guaranteed benefit pension funds. As discussed in that blog, there are serious sustainability issues with these funds and many states are increasingly requiring employees to work more years before being entitled to their benefits. Nonetheless, economics professor Teresa Ghilarducci has recently opined that “The Solution to the Pension Crisis is More Pensions,” (emphasis added), not working more.
Labels:
deficit,
economics,
GRA,
guaranteed retirement account,
pension,
retirement
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