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Mar 22, 2018
What we can't seem to get an answer on is whether the $84k is in addition to the 24% of her last three years compensation she will receive or whether the $84k is linked to / or of supporting the 24% retirement benefit calculated on the average of her last three years of compensation.
Any explanation of this situation would be oh so welcome.
Best,
NC Now
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