Whether employees have a constitutional right to a particular method for calculating interest on their accumulated pension contributions when transferring to a different pension plan

QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. If a State’s statutorily created pension system allows government employees to transfer their accumulated pension contributions into a different pension plan, do the employees have a constitutional right to a particular method for calculating interest on the contributions at the time of transfer? 2. Does the Eleventh Amendment provide a state immunity from a claim in federal court for money damages, when the claim is framed as a request for an injunction ordering the State to provide compensation to Plaintiffs?