North Dakota § 54-06-04.2 Information to employees on state employee health and retirement and social security benefit program contributions and premiums paid by the state

North Dakota Statutes

§ 54-06-04.2 — Information to employees on state employee health and retirement and social security benefit program contributions and premiums paid by the state

North Dakota § 54-06-04.2

Title 54State Government

Ch. 54-06General Provisions

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N.D. Cent. Code § 54-06-04.2 (2026).

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social security benefit program contributions and premiums paid by the state.
A report providing a summary of payments made by the state for premiums and
contributions for state employee insurance, retirement, and federal social security benefit
programs for each state employee must be provided to each employee every calendar year.
The report must be in a form adopted by those state agencies and institutions responsible for
preparing state employee payrolls. The information provided must include any portion of
required employee retirement program contributions paid by the state on behalf of the employee
and must include the accumulated state payments for these benefit programs for the current
calendar year.

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social security benefit program contributions and premiums paid by the state.
A report providing a summary of payments made by the state for premiums and
contributions for state employee insurance, retirement, and federal social security benefit
programs for each state employee must be provided to each employee every calendar year.
The report must be in a form adopted by those state agencies and institutions responsible for
preparing state employee payrolls. The information provided must include any portion of
required employee retirement program contributions paid by the state on behalf of the employee
and must include the accumulated state payments for these benefit programs for the current
calendar year.