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If you stay PT its 85.
If you stay PT its 85.
peer84 actually
Blister away! I really don't know the changes...
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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If you weren't there together and just happened to be eating at the same restaurant you have no obligation to pay their bill.
menotyou
bella amicizia
So, you were ONCE AGAIN blowing smoke out of your Arse and talking about something you know absolutely nothing about. Amazing how, in that vein, you managed to use my quote-NO ONE ELSES- to start something on which you know nothing about. Why am I not the least bit surprised this came from you. But, I am rarely surprised by such a contrary and sectarian person.
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rod
Retired 22 years
That would be a super dirty trick--especially because they would be traveling with 3 kids (a 5 year old boy and 3 year old twin girls). Grandma would NEVER go for that (she is actually the reason Grandpa gets stuck paying all the time).
Hi, dawgfan. I work at the Redmond hub too. I'm a new guy though. Just wondering, does this mean my sonority doesn't matter within the building itself if I want to be a driver? I have to wait in a northwest district line instead of just the Redmond hub line?
Floyd Gondolli
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Yes, all employees in your local can select any building they want in your local. Example: Employee in building A can request building A,C, and D While employee in building D can request building C. HR draws from this list for building need in seniority order. Remember, you have to put your name on the list, you just don't automatically show up on the part-time to full-time list.
ikoi62
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in my building we are down to 1 1/2 to 2 years wait to drive..
Of course I used your quote; your location is noted as just north of Syracuse. The NYS pension for Syracuse covers the old Upstate NY and West NY districts. The pension fund is based in Syracuse NY.
I don't know why you're saying that I'm "ONCE AGAIN blowing smoke". It's difficult to be ONCE AGAIN doing anything, since I've only had 65 posts in 10 years on this board. I'm familiar with the NYS pension, but you stated that it changed in 2011- I was just asking to see what the changes are and why you thought that the changes would affect retirements. Not trying to upset you.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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j13501, the changes to the pension did not affect the amount paid each month nor will they have any impact on the number of members retiring.
menotyou
bella amicizia
Oh contrare, my friend. The changes have been discussed in detail on here. Nice try at the pity party, too.
OVERBOARD
Don't believe everything you think
My center just had one driver retire this month and 2 waiting to the next contract. I have 17 in 17 To go, here in New England have to be 57 to retire without be penalties and I hope they don't raise the age again. I,m sure UPS wouldn't like having a bunch 60 something yrs. old drivers delivering. Maybe before then UPS can pay union a hole lot of money to reinstate the 30 and out so I can retire at 53 , it would probably save them money in the long run.
What'dyabringmetoday???
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Are you sure about that??
menotyou
bella amicizia
It certainly affected the number retiring from my barn. But, I don't live in any bubbles, either.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
Well-Known Member
From my perspective at the center level--yes. Those drivers nearing retirement have not changed their plans based on these changes. My retirement is 7 years away and I have not changed my personal plans based on these changes.
BTW, farmers work in barns. We work in centers/hubs.
menotyou
bella amicizia
Gee, it sounds like the changes affected your retirement plans. Hmmmmm.
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