Montana § 19-3-111 Exemption For Certain University Temporary Employees -- "temporary Employee" Defined

Montana Statutes

§ 19-3-111 — Exemption For Certain University Temporary Employees -- "temporary Employee" Defined

Montana § 19-3-111

Title 19PUBLIC RETIREMENT SYSTEMS

Ch. 3PUBLIC EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT SYSTEM

Part 1General Provisions

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Mont. Code Ann. § 19-3-111 (2026).

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19-3-111 . Exemption for certain university temporary employees -- "temporary employee" defined.

(1)This chapter does not apply to a temporary employee of the university system.

(2)As used in this section, "temporary employee" means an employee of the university system who is hired into a position that is not permanent and who has negotiated an alternative benefits package through a labor organization certified to represent employees of the university system pursuant to Title 39, chapter 31. The employer contribution to the alternative benefits package may not exceed the cost of the benefits that the employee would otherwise be entitled to through employment.

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19-3-111 . Exemption for certain university temporary employees -- "temporary employee" defined. (1) This chapter does not apply to a temporary employee of the university system.
(2) As used in this section, "temporary employee" means an employee of the university system who is hired into a position that is not permanent and who has negotiated an alternative benefits package through a labor organization certified to represent employees of the university system pursuant to Title 39, chapter 31. The employer contribution to the alternative benefits package may not exceed the cost of the benefits that the employee would otherwise be entitled to through employment.