Probably already asked it do package handlers get the same benefits and raises that drivers do
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Yeet
Not gonna let ‘em catch the Midnight Rider
Benefits, yes. Pay rate, no.
NAHimGOOD
Nothing to see here.... Move along.
After getting the union you'll get the same health care after you get 9 months in
If he can make it here at least 5 years you will get a part-time pension
Thank you captain obvious
That's not being very helpful
Sheesh
Swanson
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A pack of smokes and a jerry can of gas
PT Car Washer
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$65/mo X number of years.
Labelflipper
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Labelflipper
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So, part-timers do get a pension?? I know it wouldn't be much, but thought you still had to be there like 20 to 25 years to get one. It's only 5 years??
Yeet
Not gonna let ‘em catch the Midnight Rider
Your part time years count as half of a full time pension credit. So in 50 years you’ll be set!
JustDeliverIt
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Your vested after 5 years of continuous employment . I believe it’s 35 years of service PT to reach the top instead of 30 FT. And a reduced amount but you do get something
Babagounj
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5 years to be vested means when you reach retirement age, you will be qualified to receive something.
It also depends on who is managing the pension plan which varies by region.
My plan is handled by the union.
And their plan is based on the number of hours worked per year.
1800 hours gets one a full year's pension credit.
They have a sliding scale that cover all hours under 1800. ( 0-250 hrs = zero credit )
It also depends on who is managing the pension plan which varies by region.
My plan is handled by the union.
And their plan is based on the number of hours worked per year.
1800 hours gets one a full year's pension credit.
They have a sliding scale that cover all hours under 1800. ( 0-250 hrs = zero credit )
