Pension rules allow educators to double dip

A taxpayer-funded state pension system encourages career teachers and administrators to retire in their 50s, tap the fund and return to work. If the educators don't retire at that relatively young age after 30 years of service, they are likely to receive far less income in both their working careers and retirement. And much is at stake - for both educators and taxpayers. Dennis Willard, Ohio Newspapers, June 20, 2010