Restores the 20 year service retirement for certain New York city sanitation workers

Senate Bill S 7414 aims to restore the 20-year service retirement benefit for certain New York City uniformed sanitation workers who are members of a revised retirement plan. The bill amends the retirement and social security law to change their "normal retirement age" from 22 years of service to 20 years of service. This means these specific sanitation workers would be eligible to receive their normal service retirement benefit after completing 20 years of credited service, rather than 22 years. It clarifies that this 20-year service period would constitute their "normal retirement age," making them eligible for a normal rather than an early service retirement benefit.