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Retirement Process - Who to Notify

Dec 2, 2024, 16:36 PM by MOSERS
I have completed my online retirement application. My question is, do I have to notify my supervisor or regional office? I have had multiple staff mention how I haven't "turned in my paperwork," but I believe the training said HR would notify them. Just wondering if there is something I missed.

Congratulations on your upcoming retirement!

It is unclear from your comment if you have notified your human resources (HR) office. If you are actively employed with a state agency when you apply for retirement and if you have not already done so, please check with your HR office and follow your employer’s termination process. The termination process with your employer is separate from applying for benefits with MOSERS. Your HR office is the one who can tell you if you need to notify your supervisor or regional office. You will also want to make arrangements with HR to have any unused annual leave and/or comp time paid out to you.

See the Ready to Retire page on our website for additional tips on the MOSERS process.

Keep in mind that there are other benefit providers, including your medical insurance provider, that you may need to coordinate with as you move through the retirement process. See the Destination Retirement brochure for helpful checklists with various benefit providers.

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