34 Pa. Code § 123.10 - Multiemployer pension fund offsets
(a)
When the pension benefit is payable from a multi-employer pension plan, only
that amount which is contributed by the employer directly liable for the
payment of workers' compensation shall be used in calculating the offset to
workers' compensation benefits.
(b)
To calculate the appropriate offset amount, the portion of the annuity
purchased by the liable employer's contributions shall be as determined by the
pension fund's actuary. The ratio of the portion of the annuity purchased by
the liable employer's contributions to the total annuity shall be multiplied by
the net benefit received by the employee from the pension fund on a weekly
basis. The result is the amount of the offset to be applied to the workers'
compensation benefit on a weekly basis.
(c) If the employee receives the
multi-employer pension benefit on a monthly basis, the net amount received by
the employe shall be multiplied by the ratio of the liable employer's
contribution to the pension plan on behalf of the employee and that product
shall be divided by 4.34. The result is the amount of the offset to be applied
to the workers' compensation benefit on a weekly basis.
(d) If the employee receives the
multi-employer pension benefit in a lump sum, the actuarial equivalent of the
lump sum with respect to the annuity options (qualified joint and survivor
annuity or life annuity) available at the time of the employee's receipt of the
benefit shall be used as the basis for calculating the offset to the workers'
compensation benefit. The ratio of the employer's contribution to the pension
plan shall be multiplied by the monthly annuity value of the pension benefit.
The result shall be divided by 4.34 to achieve the offset to the workers'
compensation benefit on a weekly basis.
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