Section 6 - IMRF
Section 6 - IMRF
Section 6 - IMRF
You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles
YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.
Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund Member Accounts / Past Service / Employer Resolutions / SECTION 6<br />
not have a SLEP plan, the online enrollment process will advise you to call <strong>IMRF</strong>’s Member Services Unit for<br />
assistance.) See paragraph 6.10 G. Election of Police Chief to Participate as a SLEP Member (Form 6.22, Exhibit<br />
6T).<br />
Refer to Paragraph 3.80C for information on eligibility requirements for police chiefs.<br />
For an Employee Who will Perform Teacher Aide Duties<br />
The Reciprocal Act allows a former <strong>IMRF</strong> member who participated as a teacher aide (paraeducator) and<br />
transferred to a position that is covered by the Teachers’ Retirement System (TRS) to retire under the Reciprocal<br />
Act even though the former teacher aide has less than 12 months of <strong>IMRF</strong> service credit.<br />
An employee who works as teacher aide may have a position title such as classroom aide, reading aide, teacher<br />
assistant, special services assistant/technician, program assistant, or library assistant. An employee is considered<br />
performing paraeducator duties if the employee will:<br />
Provide instructional support in the classroom for the teacher<br />
Tutor<br />
Supervise students in the cafeteria, playground, hallways or other areas of the school, or on busses or field<br />
trips.<br />
Work with Special Education students<br />
Work as a language assistant<br />
Supervise children in pre-K settings<br />
Procedures to Enroll New Employee Formerly Employed by Other <strong>IMRF</strong> Employer or<br />
Rehired by Same Former <strong>IMRF</strong> Employer<br />
1. Employers with Internet access must submit the employee’s enrollment via Employer Access. Employers<br />
without Internet access may continue to use paper Form 6.10, “Notice of Enrollment in <strong>IMRF</strong>.”<br />
2. <strong>IMRF</strong> requires that the member terminate (Employers with Internet access must terminate members via<br />
Employer Access, employers without Internet access may continue to use Form 6.41, “Termination of <strong>IMRF</strong><br />
Participation,”) from the first employer and enroll (Form 6.10) with the second employer because in addition<br />
to keeping track of member credits, <strong>IMRF</strong> must also track employer liabilities.<br />
Without the appropriate termination and enrollment documents, <strong>IMRF</strong> is unable to maintain accurate member<br />
and employer accounts. However, some employees participate concurrently under two or more employers. If<br />
this is the case, <strong>IMRF</strong> only needs the Online Termination or paper Form 6.41 for the employer the member is<br />
terminating from.<br />
January 2014 Page 229