Now, all NYPD officers, regardless of their hire data, will be eligible for full retirement benefits after 20 years on the ...

Over the past 10 years, the NYPD has lost nearly 1,000 ... experienced police officers to retirement or other policing jobs with better benefits and a better quality of life,” PBA President ...

“We are losing cops to better pay and benefits in other policing ... and a 7% increase from the 245 who retired in January and February 2021. The NYPD’s 33,822 uniformed cops are already ...

A bill authored by state Assemblymember Stacey Pheffer Amato (D-Howard Beach), A3968, was included in the state budget, her ...

An NYPD officer who retired with a disability pension now ... He receives $40,885.20, tax-free plus benefits, every year from the fund, which has come under scrutiny following reports in the ...

she leaves the force under suspension without pay – meaning she will forgo several key benefits typically granted to retiring officers, like a retired NYPD official ID, which would grant easy ...

"New York City police officers know they can find better benefits and a better ... Nassau County police said 74 NYPD officers were hired in the same period. Pension reform is one element the ...

Her early retirement means she will forfeit full pension benefits but is expected to receive $16,000 monthly. The Post reports that the NYPD has 30 days to complete its investigation before her ...

The NYPD also sponsors defined benefit, 401(k) and 457 deferred compensation plans ... programs to senior-level members of the force and help them understand their retirement goals and circumvent such ...

FLASHBACK: Recently retired NYPD detective speaks out about her decision ... less second-guessing and have significantly better pay and benefits," PBA President Pat Lynch said in a statement.