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How Public Pension Systems Fail Women

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By Girard Miller
| GOVERNING Verified
Women make up 62 percent of local government employees and 56 percent of state government workers. Yet public pension benefits remain designed to serve an old-fashioned idea of a stereotypical male breadwinner who works full time and uninterrupted for decades with the same employer. As a result, public pension systems are failing many women.
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Tricky Alternatives for Public-Sector Retirement Savers

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By Girard Miller
| The Modesto Bee Verified
Retirement savers are about to face a barrage of unfamiliar investment vehicles that the financial industry is seeking to unleash upon them. Public officials, staff and consultants for governmental defined-contribution plans need to make sure that the delivery vehicle vendors are likely to pitch for them, known as a "collective investment trust" (CIT), is built to last.
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Connecticut Is Betting on Robotics to Rebuild Its Manufacturing Workforce

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By Carl Smith, Jared Brey Verified, Girard Miller
| GOVERNING Verified
At one end of the field, junior Addison Szczesiul watched as a ball flew towards the goal. But as her team tested out a new shooting technique, Szczesiul wasn’t thinking about her kicking angle or jump shot timing. With a controller device in hand and her teammate scrolling displays on a computer, Szczesiul guided a robot down the field as it fired yellow balls towards a goal. Since her freshman year, Szczesiul has been a member of Buzz Robotics at Enfield High School.
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