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DEPARTMENT OF RETIREMENT SYSTEMS
Year in ReviewMarcie Frost, Director
Select Committee on Pension PolicySeptember 16, 2014
DRS Statsas of June 30
Dollars Collected
• Members - $1.1 B last FY
• Employers - $1.5 B last FY
Dollars Paid
• $346 M in July 2014
• $3.9 B last FY
Plan Members
• Active – 296,219
• Annuitants – 157,641
• Inactive –231,297
• Total – 685,157
Team Members - 235
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Benefits Paid by CountyFY 2013
The Numbers Past 12 Months
Contact Center 192,133 calls
47,005 emails
5,892 visitors
Processing Center 22,680 estimates
11,053 calculations
5,290 recalculations
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Member choices
Plan Choice
New Hire Choice
64%51% 48%
36%49% 52%
PERS SERS TRS
PLAN CHOICE LAST FISCAL YEAR
Plan 2 Plan 3
Investments3,682
2,1342,504
1,7631,306
2,092
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PERS 3 SERS 3 TRS 3
Investment Choice for New Members in Plan 3 last Fiscal Year
Self WSIB/TAP
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TAP Annuity450
873 1,123
7761 129
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Plan 3 Retirees Opting for a TAP Annuity last Fiscal Year
Number w/o TAP Annuity Number of TAP Annuity Recipients
Purchasing Additional Service Credit
9,852
473
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Grand Total
Retirees who Purchased Service Credit last Fiscal Year
Retirees Who Didn't PSC Retires Who Purchased Service Credit (PSC)
Average Number of Months
Purchased = 51.3
Average Cost of the PSC = $79,035
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Inactive Members
189,079
60,509
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Vested
Non‐Vested
Average
AccountBalance = $32,458
Average
AccountBalance = $2,126
Online Seminar
Career Path
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Member Education
24 Seminars scheduled for 2014• 17 at Western WA locations • 7 at Eastern WA locations
3,358 attendees – 2014 to date 2012 First live webinar/recorded seminar
• 4,499 hits on website
2013 Seminar recorded• 8,336 hits on website
Benefit Fairs New Employee Orientations Record Keepers
• Choice/Investment/Distribution Seminars
Operational view of the Management System
• Engaged Team Members• Vigilant Resource Steward• Best Practice leader• Reliable Partner• Elated Customers
Key Goals
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Strategic Initiatives
Quarterly Target Review
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Quarterly Target Review
Focus on Customer Satisfaction
Respectful,ResponsiveandRight Since 2012, team members have interviewed
2,656 retirees
278 interviews conducted in the past quarter
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Retirementprocess /application
Phone service Onlineretirementapplication
PaymentSchedule /Timing
General Postive PaymentAmount ‐
Recalculation
Forms /Publications
Status Updates Online services Seminars /education
Opportunities Positives
July 2013-June 2014 Interviews
Top Ten Topics – Last 12 MonthsBased on the number of times customers mentioned each topic
both positively and as an opportunity
Supportive and Accountable Work Environment
Onboarding New Team Members/Leaders Retirement Specialists
• 6 month classroom• 6 month – SPIKE team
Behavioral Based Hiring• Customer Focused• People and Team Focused• Energy Level• Attitude• Plus high numeric ability/reasoning
Team Leaders• Supportive and Engaged• Observational Coaching• Ability to comprehend complexity
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Profile XT
Team Member Engagement
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IndependentContractor Reviews
374 LEOFF employers
300+ contracts
115 individuals prioritized
Issues identified include:
• 2008 ERFs • Misclassification of worker status • Improper separation from service • Employees returning to work not reported
25 employers assessed – $1,587,000*
5 members assessed – $160,487
* Final amount dependent upon employer wage and hour reporting
Independent Contractor Reviews
DRS Response
Enhanced employer awareness
Internal training about LEOFF retirements
Escalation and consultation process for retire/rehire questions
Requiring documentation for hours worked if not full-time
Additional outreach and presentations to employer and member organizations to clarify pension impacts of return to work
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Deferred Compensation Program
Assets – $3.4 B
Total Participants – 63,322
Actively Contributing – 31,661
Receiving Payments – 2,694
Employers Offering DCP – 927
New State Employee Take Up Rate – 4.7%
Low Administrative Fees – 0.129%
Investment Lineup:• Savings Pool
• US Large Cap Equity Index
• US Small Cap Equity Index
• Global Equity Index
• Emerging Market Equity Index
• Washington State Bond Fund
• Social Balanced Fund
• Retirement Strategy Funds
Thank you
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