Two high-ranking administrators of Jacksonville’s General  Employee Pension Fund have been removed from their posts, the mayor’s office  said Monday.

Pensions administration manager Beth Mangold and pension  benefit specialist Judy Connare have been placed on paid administrative leave  and are in the process of being reassigned to other city jobs, mayoral spokesman  David DeCamp said.

Mangold made $90,560 and Connare $58,714 in their positions  with the fund.

The city would not comment on the decision, DeCamp said,  deeming it a personnel matter, beyond saying there is no investigation that has  or is taking place related to the decision to remove the two women.

The fund's board chairman, Terry Wood, said the mayor's office  did not contact the board about the removals.