Over70irregs
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Investing in RE?Also our Teamster president did not help out pension situation .
How can you expect the pension to grow without raising a contributions over the years?
Investing in RE?Also our Teamster president did not help out pension situation .
How can you expect the pension to grow without raising a contributions over the years?
I'm just saying like your hourly earnings go up a couple percent a year so should your pension contributionsInvesting in RE?
no idea. I would need to know each years hourly contribution and accrual rate. They also can get contributions up to 2080 hours. Plus our part timers also get the pacific coast trust fund.Question: What would a (part timer) get if they retired (today) with 35 years in under the current (PEER 84) plan ?
Hey now we’re all brothers in thisIt's currently $538.40, because we shared our pensions with a bunch of ass PTer wages and UPS-IBT/NE pension funds.
Too many orphans sucking it dry and not contributing anythingCould the Central begin to push towards parity with the West while being separate? What holds Central back?
Well many other funds got a bell rock so it will never have a higher payout unless something changesFrom the greatest supplement in the land- Metro Philadelphia
For the duration of this agreement, the employer shall continue to contribute to the pension fund in the amount equal to the contribu- tion rate as of July 31, 2023 ($16.385). See Article 34 of the Na- tional Master Agreement.
Which comes out to
$655.40 per week,
$34,080.80 per year, with around 760 FTmers comes out to….
Almost 26 MILLION DOLLARS! Per year,
Which allowed our fund to not have to accept any of Biden’s bailout,
which allowed our fund to start increasing our multiplier,
which ultimately enables higher payouts moving forward for years of service.
Yours may not. But yous don’t have nothing to do with mines.Well many other funds got a bell rock so it will never have a higher payout unless something changes
I like turtles???Well many other funds got a bell rock so it will never have a higher payout unless something changes
They still get contributions into the pacific coast fund????no idea. I would need to know each years hourly contribution and accrual rate. They also can get contributions up to 2080 hours. Plus our part timers also get the pacific coast trust fund.
Always second so pump my own gasYours may not. But yous don’t have nothing to do with mines.
Yours may not. But yous don’t have nothing to do with mines.
Settle down Larry kingAlways second so pump my own gas
That number might be the total that includes medical. Insurance gets paid first, what's left goes towards the pension.You said $528.40 per hour that's a big difference
Yep. You can have a really good retirement package at the end of your PT career here. 401k, pacific coast trust and WCTP.They still get contributions into the pacific coast fund????
It's not $528 per hourThat number might be the total that includes medical. Insurance gets paid first, what's left goes towards the pension.
Let’s give them 7 dollars and schedule a few Saturdays to make sure they get their OT.It's not $528 per hour
Dear Lord
I have no idea, but I know a 30 year driver who is at $5,400/mo in PEER 80.Question: What would a (part timer) get if they retired (today) with 35 years in under the current (PEER 84) plan ?
That's impossible. I was told by someone on here we make 8k a month!I have no idea, but I know a 30 year driver who is at $5,400/mo in PEER 80.
I'm trying not to let Sean fund out!That's impossible. I was told by someone on here we make 8k a month!
It's crazy that people think our pension has grown for 30 years at the same rate it's growing today. Like every West member makes more in retirement than at work.That's impossible. I was told by someone on here we make 8k a month!