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ME LD1124

Bill

Status

Failed

5/13/2025

Primary Sponsor

Kenneth Fredette

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Origin

House of Representatives

132nd Legislature

AI Summary

  • Judicial branch employees may retire before age 65 if they complete 35 years of continuous creditable service in that capacity

  • State pays 100% of individual health insurance premiums for qualifying judicial retirees (retiring after January 1, 2026) until they reach age 65 or qualify for Medicare

  • Department of Administrative and Financial Services must calculate salary savings from judicial employee retirements under this provision

  • Calculated savings must be used to increase judicial branch employee salaries beginning fiscal year 2026-27

  • Salary increases must prioritize positions identified as underpaid compared to regional and national salary benchmarks

Legislative Description

An Act Regarding Retirement Benefits and Salary Adjustments for Judicial Employees

Courts

Last Action

Pursuant to Joint Rule 310.3 Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD)

5/13/2025

Committee Referrals

Labor4/15/2025
Judiciary3/18/2025

Full Bill Text

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