I believe the pension funds are in the process of changing the rules because of the lackluster performance of the stock market and the increase in the number of employees taking the early retirement option. I'm not covered by Central States, although I received a letter about a month ago from the New England pension fund, outlining some rule changes, which reflect the above. I can understand the concerns about the retirement work rules. The New England pension fund rules currently allow one to work up to 39 hours per week. If one works over 39 hours certain restrictions are in place, in regards to the type of job one accepts and also one's geographical area. What this boils down to is don't bother looking for work at FedEx or a related trucking industry competitor, for example. Hope this comparison helps. Did you guys receive any information in the mail about any changes in the Central States rules?