ERS | Ethics Code for Retirees

Ethics Code for Retirees

Employees who leave state service are still bound by certain provisions of the Ethics Code. Please read the flyer at the link below for information on how the Ethics Code might affect you, particularly any future job plans you might have, and please call the Ethics Commission if you need confidential advice.

Link to flyer: The State Ethics Code – A quick guide on Post-Employment Laws

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Honolulu, HI 96813-2980

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The ERS does not use, affiliate with, or endorse any financial consultant or third-party to contact ERS members regarding their ERS retirement benefits. ERS members should contact the ERS directly to address questions regarding their ERS retirement benefits. If you are an ERS member who has been contacted by any financial consultant or third-party purporting to represent, be affiliated with, or endorsed by the ERS, please notify ERS immediately.

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