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They want to prevent public pension funds from considering environmental factors like how a company addresses climate change.
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Retired teachers are angry that payments are going out though the fund lost $3 billion in the last year, and there's no plan to permanently restore cost-of-living increases.
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The State Teachers Retirement System of Ohio is set to award bonuses to its investment staff Thursday.
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Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost claims that the social media giant lied to the public about the harm its products caused to its users, which led to $3 million in losses in losses for the Ohio Public Employee Retirement System.
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Some salaried workers at the Delphi lost their pensions when the auto parts manufacturer, which was part of General Motors, went bankrupt in 2009.
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In a visit to Cleveland on Wednesday, President Joe Biden said his federal stimulus package was throwing a long-sought lifeline to struggling labor pension plans.
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The State Teachers Retirement System voted to bring back the cost-of-living adjustment after strong investment returns in the last fiscal year, but also after teacher protests and a critical report.
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There’s new movement by state government to show support for Ukraine as it battles an invasion by Russia.
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It’s 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.
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Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost is seeking class-action status for the suit, which maintains the social media giant misrepresented itself to investors.