Answer:

If you are collecting a Superannuation retirement benefit, please see the fact sheet on this question posted at http://www.mass.gov/perac/docs/forms-pub/memos/2013/3013faq.pdf

Effective on March 10, 2020, the Governor declared a State of Emergency related to the COVID pandemic, which remains in effect.  The limitations on post-retimement earnings and hours of work for all Superannuation retirees have been waived until the State of Emergency is revoked.

If you are collecting an Accidental or Ordinary Disability benefit, you are still subject to limitations on your earnings.  Please call the retirement office with any questions about the amount you are allowed to earn.

 

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