NYCERS' 100th Anniversary
NYCERS Historical Timeline
Trusted Partner of New York City Employees for More Than 100 Years
NYCERS Historical Timeline
Trusted Partner of New York City Employees for More Than 100 Years
The New York City Employees’ Retirement System (NYCERS) was founded by the New York State Legislature in 1920 with 13,331 members. Today, NYCERS has grown into the largest municipal public employee retirement system in the United States with more than 350,000 active members and retirees including civilian employees such as clerical workers, accountants and social workers, and uniformed employees such as New York City Correction Officers and Sanitation Workers.
Honoring Artie Weiss on his 60th Year of City Service
Honoring Artie Weiss on his 60th Year of City Service
As NYCERS celebrates its 100th Anniversary, we are pleased to recognize another milestone in NYCERS’ history – Artie Weiss, of NYCERS’ IT-Mainframe Operations unit, has been working for the City for 60 years, 55 of them at NYCERS!
Proclamation from Mayor Bill de Blasio
Proclamation from Mayor Bill de Blasio
“Whereas: The New York City Employees’ Retirement System was founded by the New York State legislature in 1920 with 13,331 members. Over the last century, NYCERS has become the largest municipal public employee retirement system in the United States. Every day, NYCERS serves more than 350,000 active members and retirees, ranging from correctional officers and sanitation workers to accountants, social workers and many more individuals tasked with keeping our city running. Today, I am proud to join with NYCERS as it celebrates it’s 100th anniversary.”
- Mayor Bill de Blasio