N.J. lawmakers push to end loophole allowing Essex County executive to simultaneously collect pension, salary

April 5, 2011

At least 4 ‘retired’ lawmakers are on the job, including Assemblyman James Holzapfel (R-Ocean) who has been reelected four times since he ‘retired’ in 2004

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N.J. lawmakers push to end loophole allowing Essex County executive to simultaneously collect pension, salary

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