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It鈥檚 been four years since half a million retired teachers in Ohio have gotten cost of living increases from their pension fund. And with inflation on the rise, teachers have howled about how the lack of those increases has been eating into their benefits. -
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost is seeking class-action status for the suit, which maintains the social media giant misrepresented itself to investors. -
Retired educators had commissioned a review of the State Teachers Retirement System after questioning fees and bonuses. -
State auditor Keith Faber's office wrote to the State Teachers Retirement System informing them of the plans for the special audit. -
Ohio鈥檚 largest public pension fund is asking state lawmakers to allow it to cut a future benefit increase for more than 200,000 retirees and more changes鈥� -
The U.S. House of Representatives passed a measure Wednesday to help stabilize multiemployer pensions, which would affect 60,000 Ohio workers. Now the鈥� -
Earlier this year, the Ohio police and fire pension fund鈥檚 board decided to shift from group insurance to a monthly stipend that allows retirees to buy鈥� -
The bipartisan committee working to resolve the pension crisis announced Thursday afternoon it would continue to work beyond its Friday deadline. The鈥� -
Members of the U.S. Congress left Capitol Hill and held a special meeting in Columbus on the national pension crisis. Pension plans for more than one鈥�
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Thousands of union workers and retirees flocked to the Statehouse from around the country. They鈥檙e rallying in Columbus for a fix to what they see as a鈥�
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