To determine whether Child Protective Services (CPS) workers receive a pension, it's important to look at specific states and municipalities, as benefits can vary widely.
In many cases, CPS workers are employed by state or local government agencies, which often provide pension plans as part of their benefits. These pensions are typically based on years of service and salary levels.
However, the specifics of the pension plan—including eligibility, contribution rates, and payout formulas—can differ significantly based on the state and local government policies.
If you have a specific state or locality in mind, I could help narrow down the information further!