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<blockquote data-quote="MrFedEx" data-source="post: 2440586" data-attributes="member: 12508">Tell us all about how great the PPA is when compared to a Teamster pension...please? My favorite example is my friend Ken, who works for a private, quite specialized Teamster company. For every hour, including OT, his company pays $7 and change into his Teamster pension. Ken currently makes $37 per hour, and he just signed a new contract that will bring him up to almost $42 per hour in 2020. Oh, and he has superb medical for which he pays NOTHING.Back to our pension. If you recall, The Weasel killed the Traditional Plan when the passenger airlines were killing their pensions and screwing their employees. Look at the airlines now...record profits, and those pensions? Gone or greatly reduced. It had zero to do with pension costs, and a lot to do with poor management and high Jet-A.Our beloved Weasel, who was still enjoying strong profits in 2004 and building Ground infrastructure with them, used the opportunity presented by the other &quot;airlines&quot; killing their pensions to kill ours...even though there was zero justification for doing so.You and the smelly old fart are both spreading your manure as widely as possible. Very few seem interested in your lies.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MrFedEx, post: 2440586, member: 12508"] Tell us all about how great the PPA is when compared to a Teamster pension...please? My favorite example is my friend Ken, who works for a private, quite specialized Teamster company. For every hour, including OT, his company pays $7 and change into his Teamster pension. Ken currently makes $37 per hour, and he just signed a new contract that will bring him up to almost $42 per hour in 2020. Oh, and he has superb medical for which he pays NOTHING. Back to our pension. If you recall, The Weasel killed the Traditional Plan when the [B]passenger [/B]airlines were killing their pensions and screwing their employees. Look at the airlines now...record profits, and those pensions? Gone or greatly reduced. It had zero to do with pension costs, and a lot to do with poor management and high Jet-A. Our beloved Weasel, who was still enjoying strong profits in 2004 and building Ground infrastructure with them, used the opportunity presented by the other "airlines" killing their pensions to kill ours...even though there was zero justification for doing so. You and the smelly old fart are both spreading your manure as widely as possible. Very few seem interested in your lies. [/QUOTE]

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