Central States Pension Cut to be Announced Next Week!!!!!!

Brownslave688

You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
Nope.

The active money coming in is not supposed to pay for current retirees.

They are in trouble because too many employers went out of business owing the fund billions.

They guaranteed 30 and out at $3000 when they did not have the funds for it.

The stock market took a dump.

Mis-management.

You name it, but it is not because there are not enough people paying into it.

That would be what? .......

A ponzi scheme.
Pensions are a Ponzi scheme.
 

Evil

Well-Known Member
The Central States Pension Fund officials next week plan to announce cuts to retirees and future retires. The cuts will be drastic for over 200,000 current retirees who are expected to take cuts of 30% to 40%.

The Central States also has 200,000+ active participants that will be affected by the cuts. What percentage of these will vote for Hoffa in 2016? Will these angry 200,000 non-UPS Teamsters show up in mass to vote next year?

The Hoffa administration was hoping not to announce the cuts until after the 2016 IBT election, but the pension fund is so cash-strapped that the cuts have to be made before the end of the year.

If even 20% (40,000) of these angry 200,000 angry members cast a ballot...who will they cast it for, Hoffa?

Any thoughts on this crisis?

Why do informative posts that will affect members and discredit Hoffa are always ruined by Old Guard apologists? If you can't post anything factual about the Central States Pension crisis why don't you guys just stay out of this thread?

This thread is about the Central States pension crisis...let's talk about that.

And you better bet these members will not be voting for Hoffa!
 

wide load

Starting wage is a waste of time.
Why do informative posts that will affect members and discredit Hoffa are always ruined by Old Guard apologists? If you can't post anything factual about the Central States Pension crisis why don't you guys just stay out of this thread?

This thread is about the Central States pension crisis...let's talk about that.

And you better bet these members will not be voting for Hoffa!
Correct me if I'm wrong, but are you saying retirees won't vote for Hoffa? And shouldn't the burden be on the board of trustees?
 
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