To the Editor: I have been working for New York City Transit for over 26 years, and before that, 12 years with the Human Resources Administration, all of it while a member of the New York City Employees' Retirement System.
I was told numerous times by NYCERS counselors at the walk-in center at 370 Jay St. in Brooklyn that I had to complete 25 years at Transit for my previous service to be credited when I retired, and then both pensions would be combined.
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