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Jeff Clemens votes NO --another Party line vote.
The bill, which backers say would put the state's retirement package more in line with public companies, was amended to make state employees pay 3 percent of their salaries toward their retirement funds. (That 3% will really break them).
Newly hired employees would be required to enter 401 (k)-type retirement plans instead of the traditional Florida Retirement System pension plan that guarantees specific payouts despite market fluctuations. Matching a Senate move, the House backed off an original 5 percent employee contribution level requested by Gov. Rick Scott.
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Way to go Jeffy--trying to ruin Florida like you did in Lake worth. What a claim to fame. No business sense, only political sense.
Leave him alone. He's trying to be a politician. Let's smoke dope and be a dope and make sure that you drive on the right side of the road.
So I understand he voted AGAINST 401K's and FOR pensions to remain?! If my understanding is correct, frickin'A, go Jeff.
AP
what was the result of the vote? did it pass the house?
The House bill passed Thursday on a party line vote
Democrats, tax and spend.
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