A pension can be an important component of your retirement security, and it's one advantage of being a unionized public sector professional.
Defined benefit pension plans pool contributions from you and your Employer in a pension fund. These funds are then invested, and when you retire, provide you with a secure and predictable income.
The Public Service Pension Plan (PSPP) is the pension for AMAPCEO members at the Office of the Ontario Ombudsman.
First Published: January 29
Eligibility
Regular employees
- Full-time employees and part-time employees must contribute to the PSPP.
Temporary employees
- Temporary employees have the option of joining the PSPP at any time during their contract. For more information, please contact the plan providerand your HR representative at the Office of the Ontario Ombudsman.
Public Service Pension Plan (PSPP)
The PSPP is a major defined benefit pension plan sponsored by the Government of Ontario and its members include AMAPCEO members and other public sector professionals.
The PSPP is administered by the Ontario Pension Board (OPB), an organization established in 1990 under the Public Service Pension Act. AMAPCEO's President currently sits on the OPB Board of Directors.
If you have questions or need assistance
As the administrator of the PSPP, OPB is here to help you with questions about your pension.
OPB regularly offers financial and retirement workshops for AMAPCEO members. Subscribe to Member News for updates, or check our event listings.
OPB even has a team of Certified Financial Planners on staff who can help you make informed decisions when it comes to your pension and your retirement.
For more information, visit the Ontario Pension Board website.
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