72-17,106. Same; exemption of salary and waiver of benefits; time for requesting.

72-17,106

Chapter 72.--SCHOOLS
Article 17.--SUPPLEMENTAL RETIREMENT SYSTEMS

      72-17,106.   Same; exemption of salary and waiver of benefits; timefor requesting.After said retirement fund shall be created by said board of educationof such city, the salary of any teacher or other public school employeeregularly employed by such city shall be exempt from the provisions ofthis act provided such teacher or other public school employee shallmake a request in writing for such exemption and files the same with theboard of education of such city within one month after the effectivedate of this act or within one month after such teacher or other publicschool employee shall enter upon such regular employment as a teacher orother public school employee, and such request when filed with the boardof education of such city, shall constitute a waiver and a bar to thereceipt of any benefits from the retirement fund herein provided:Provided, however, That a teacher or other public school employeepreviously employed in a capacity similar to those defined in K.S.A.72-17,104, by any public corporation having a retirementfund, other than another city of the first class, operating under thislaw, who is employed after this act takes effect by a board of educationmaintaining a retirement fund under the provisions of this act, shallnot be entitled to any benefits from the retirement fund provided for bythis act until and unless such teacher or other public school employeeshall deposit in the retirement fund of the employing board of educationan amount equal to all funds that such teacher or other public schoolemployee has received from the retirement fund of the public corporationlast employing him, and such teacher or other public school employeeshall receive no credit toward retirement for the time employed by aboard of education maintaining a retirement fund under the provisions ofthis act prior to the making of such deposit.

      History:   L. 1947, ch. 384, § 8; July 1.