PAF suprise

upsmangreg

New Member
Hi,
Just wondering if any of the partners on this site have run into the issue of getting promoted after January 1st 2008 after working for a significant time as a union employee. Several months after being promoted I was informed that my pension was the annuity based PAF, instead of the UPS defined benefit contribution. This resulted in a net decrease of 33% of what I would have received had I finished my career as a driver. The division manager who hired me had no idea that I would be put into the PAF as it was completely new when I was promoted in February 2008. Shame on me for not getting anything in writing.
 

hangin455

Well-Known Member
I was promoted many years before 2008. Even then a driver was getting a bigger pension. When I asked about this I was told not to worry about it. I wouldn't even need the pension as the stock would handily cover my needs in retirement. Talk about getting something in writing......
 

grinandbearit

Active Member
Here is more info, we have a retirement calculator on UPSers and when I checked 4 years ago when I was making less, my monthly retirement was $500 higher than when I use the calculator today. I'm figuring that each year when they send those notices to our home (with the font so small you cant read it with your eyes) they were letting us know they changed the plan. So now I'm down to getting a 1/4 of the stock I used to get and the pension is getting smaller. I stayed here over 25 years for security and retirement only to see both fading
 

Catatonic

Nine Lives
I was promoted many years before 2008. Even then a driver was getting a bigger pension. When I asked about this I was told not to worry about it. I wouldn't even need the pension as the stock would handily cover my needs in retirement. Talk about getting something in writing......

At that time it was with good intentions.
Anyone telling a management person that now is a very despicable person.
I stopped telling people that over 10 years ago when I realized it did not apply anymore.
 
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