NCSSSA

Founded in 1952, the National Conference of State Social Security Administrators (NCSSSA) is the organization of federally mandated State Social Security Administrators (State Administrators) who inform governors, legislatures, retirement system administrators, employers, and employees on issues regarding voluntary Social Security participation for state and local government positions. State Administrators monitor state and federal regulations to ensure proposals are not in conflict with existing law and inform state and local employers of changes affecting Social Security withholding... State Administrators began to operate in an area where no precedent existed. It became apparent that a forum was needed where the administrators could address the many problems and questions posed by the new program. The first forum between State Social Security Administrators and federal officials was held in January 1952, in Bloomington, Indiana. As a result, the NCSSSA was established to provide a..

Also known as: National Conference of State Social Security Administrators (NCSSSA)