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GERS Must Act Quickly To Resolve ‘Other Reasons’ For Delaying Benefits To Retirees, Collens Says

Over the last month the Government of the Virgin Islands has worked to eliminate the retirement backlog...

October 10, 2018
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At GERS Summit, Mapp-Potter, Bryan-Roach Campaigns Propose Plans To Save Pension System

ST. CROIX -- The two-day G.E.R.S. summit held at the Carambola Resort Wednesday and Thursday saw two of the most...

August 31, 2018
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GERS Board Says It Did Not Threaten To Cut Benefits Further, But Stressed That An Infusion Off Cash Is Needed To Stave Of Collapse

Wilbur K. Callender, chairman of the Government Employees Retirement System board, responded to Governor...

August 15, 2018
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Mapp Assails GERS Board For Considering New Pension Cuts; Calls Of Lawmakers To Approve His $380 Million Funding Bill

Responding to published reports that the Government Employees Retirement System (G.E.R.S.) Board is "weighing...

August 13, 2018
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Mapp Administration Makes All Outstanding Employer And Employee Payments To GERS

Government House said today that the Mapp administration has made all outstanding employer and employee...

July 12, 2018
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GERS To Receive Over $300 Million If Mapp-ArcLight Refining Deal Is Ratified

A pension system on the verge of imminent collapse may find a piece of salvation within the new agreement...

July 3, 2018
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Following Judge Order, VI Government Is Coming Up To Date With G.E.R.S. Payments

ST. THOMAS -- The Government of the Virgin Islands told District Court Judge Curtis Gomez on Wednesday...

June 14, 2018
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To Help Save G.E.R.S., Mapp Proposes Raising Employer Contribution From 20.5 To 23.5 percent

Governor Kenneth Mapp has put forth several proposals in his Fiscal Year 2019 $1.278 billion budget aimed...

May 31, 2018
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Watch: What Was Sen. Bryan Smith Doing At The Sunny Isle Intersection? We Asked Him.

Senator Brian Smith was spotted at the Sunny Isle intersection on Tuesday with a sign that read, "Save...

April 3, 2018
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GERS, GVI, Submit Plans To District Court For Gov’t To Come Current On Payments

ST. THOMAS -- The Government of the Virgin Islands and the Government Employees' Retirement System were...

March 22, 2018
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