Rhode Island § 28-30-16.1 § 28-30-16.1. Salary for service after retirement.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 28-30-16.1 — § 28-30-16.1. Salary for service after retirement.

Rhode Island § 28-30-16.1

Title 28Labor and Labor Relations

Ch. 28-30Workersâ€™ Compensation Court

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 28-30-16.1 (2026).

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§ 28-30-16.1. Salary for service after retirement.
Any workers' compensation judge who retires in accordance with the provisions of §§ 28-30-15 and 28-30-16, and who is subsequently assigned to perform services in accordance with §§ 28-30-15 and 28-30-16, and when so assigned and performing that service, shall receive in addition to his
            or her retirement pension the difference in pay and fringe benefits between what he
            or she was entitled to receive under §§ 28-30-15 and 28-30-16 prior to exercising his or her options under § 28-30-17, and what a judge with comparable state service time is receiving as a judge of the
            workers' compensation court to which he or she is assigned.
        

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§ 28-30-16.1. Salary for service after retirement.

Any workers' compensation judge who retires in accordance with the provisions of §§ 28-30-15 and 28-30-16, and who is subsequently assigned to perform services in accordance with §§ 28-30-15 and 28-30-16, and when so assigned and performing that service, shall receive in addition to his or her retirement pension the difference in pay and fringe benefits between what he or she was entitled to receive under §§ 28-30-15 and 28-30-16 prior to exercising his or her options under § 28-30-17, and what a judge with comparable state service time is receiving as a judge of the workers' compensation court to which he or she is assigned.