4.18 Firemen's Retirement System

4.20 Social Security

4.22 Board of Aldermen Employees

4.24 Magistrate Court Employees

4.26 Treasury Division Employees

4.28 License Collector Employees

4.30 Parking Meter Division Employees

4.32 Constable and Magistrate Salaries

4.34 Recorder of Deeds Employees

4.36 Sheriff's Office Employees

4.38 Circuit Court Parole Office Employees

4.40 House of Detention Employees

4.42 Coroner and Morgue Employees

4.44 Collection Division Employees

4.46 Municipal Tax Section Employees

4.48 Circuit Attorney Office Employees

4.52 County Officer Salaries

4.54 Medical Examiner's Office Employees

4.60 Cashing of Personal Checks

4.62 Personal Service Contracts With Former Employees

4.63 Cellular Telephones

Prior ordinance history:

Ords. 50430, 52407, prior code §§ 59-010—59170.

Constitution:

Art. 6 § 25 Pensions and retirement plans authorized.

V.A.M.S.:

70.60 et seq. Retirement or pensioning of officers and employees of political subdivisions.

City Counselor Ops.: 8538, 8551, 8568, 8649, 8719, 8721, 8731, 8737, 10121

Cases:

Mere removal of employee from payroll would not constitute automatic termination of retirement system membership. White v. Poelker, 521 S.W. 2d 31 (1975).

Plaintiff, a court report for the Circuit Court of St. Louis, was a member of the Missouri State Employees Retirement System and therefore not eligible for benefits under the city retirement system, notwithstanding that for more than twelve years deductions were mistakenly made from the city portion of her salary for the city retirement system. Bresnahan v. Bass, 562 S.W. 2d 385 (1978).

McQuillin:

12141 et seq. Pension laws.