Top officials with the New York City Employees’ Retirement System are consulting with 9/11-responder advocates, who have been sharply critical of NYCERS, to find ways to improve the World Trade Center disability claim process for city workers.
For several months, the city’s largest pension system has come under fire for taking too long to rule on WTC-related disability claims, and for denying too many when it finally rules.
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