New Jersey Statutes
§ 43:21-33 — Election of employees; deduction of contributions.
New Jersey·Title 43 PENSIONS AND RETIREMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION
9.Election of employees; deduction of contributions. If employees who are subject to the provisions of a collective bargaining agreement are to be required to contribute toward the cost of benefits under a private plan, such plan shall not become effective unless prior to the effective date a majority of the employees in the class or classes to be covered thereby have agreed thereto by written election, unless the collective bargaining agreement expressly waives the employees' right to a majority election as a condition for the private plan. In the case of employees not subject to a collective bargaining agreement, no employee consent or written election is required for the withdrawal from the State plan or the establishment of a private plan. Whether or not an election is required, the e
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Nearby Sections
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§ 43:21-1
Short title§ 43:21-10
Unemployment compensation commission.§ 43:21-11
Administration.§ 43:21-11.1
Administration; agricultural workers§ 43:21-11.2
Notice posting; penalties for violation§ 43:21-12
Employment service§ 43:21-12.6
Adjustments of compensation§ 43:21-12.7
Administration by Civil Service Commission§ 43:21-14
Periodic contribution reports.§ 43:21-14.1
Refund of contributions; claim