Teamster Buyout?

[Thebrownblob]

He found facts
When everyone else had a guess.
Give the kid a break.

Still trying to figure out how a guy who doesn’t know anything more than anyone else makes up a bunch of nonsense is not considered trolling?

 

[Johney]

I find it hard to believe douchbag Dave would post under another username....his inflated ego wouldn't allow it.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

I find it hard to believe douchbag Dave would post under another username....his inflated ego wouldn't allow it.

Wrong

He is embarrassed

 

[542thruNthru]

What court would have jurisdiction over a VOLUNTARY buyout?

Lol, upstate is still as dumb as he's always been. A CBA is a legally binding contract and can easily be taken to court for violating it. Hence contract attorneys. Also direct bargaining (union bypassing) is a violation of our agreement. Voluntarily accepted or not its still illegal to offer with out bargaining with the union. So not only Article 6 NMA but Artiles 1,2 and 3 of the NMA.

Stick with H&R block big guy. You have no idea what your'e talking about as always.

Our pension fund is a phone call away.

Oh? And how many pensions are there in the country that UPS is in? Please tell us all knowing Upstate. Please also let us know all the requirements for those pensions and retiree Healthcare.

As always, you're a tool that doesn’t know any contractual (legally binding CBA) language and just know company propaganda. Lol

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Still trying to figure out how a guy who doesn’t know anything more than anyone else makes up a bunch of nonsense is not considered trolling?

He also us a lot about our current contract
Not..

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Lol, upstate is still as dumb as he's always been. A CBA is a legally binding contract and can easily be taken to court for violating it.  Hence contract attorneys. Also direct bargaining (union bypassing) is a violation of our agreement. So not only Article 6 NMA but Artiles 1,2 and 3 of the NMA.

Stick with H&R block big guy. You have no idea what your'e talking about as always.

Oh? And how many pensions are there in the country that UPS is in? Please tell us all knowing Upstate. Please also let us know all the requirements for those pensions and retiree Healthcare.

As always, you're a tool that doesn’t know any contractual (legally binding CBA) language and just know company propaganda. Lol

That was almost a good post.

 

[cosmo1]

He found facts
When everyone else had a guess.
Give the kid a break.

Anybody who has been here long enough probably picked up on him right away. Bad didn't recognize the obvious.

 

[542thruNthru]

Anybody who has been here long enough probably picked up on him right away. Bad didn't recognize the obvious.

Eh, I thought it was him also but better to get verification before playing into some trolls game. I can pretend to be @sailfish easily and no one would know. Post a few anime things, complain about government and mods and boom I'm sailfish.

 

[Darmark7]

The truest statement I heard before retiring was that I would think I was the first person to ever retire from UPS going through the process. I started the process as soon as they would let me and when I retired I had been told so many different things that I really didn’t know who was telling me the truth on some issues. I got to the point where I knew how much money I was going to get and the rest I would find out soon enough. It all worked out but it was stressful at times.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Anybody who has been here long enough probably picked up on him right away. Bad didn't recognize the obvious.

Jes our only chance to have a shot at saving this place
If you don't like me
Fine.

Give the.kid some support

 

[AllTheBellsAndWhistles123]

Yes. A pension increase for each year worked. You have 30 years ( at least in my area) you get a bigger pension check amount after 31. Last I checked it was appx 90 ish dollars more a month

…and you would stay for an extra $90/month…? Really??

Ours is $100/month.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Yes. A pension increase for each year worked. You have 30 years ( at least in my area) you get a bigger pension check amount after 31. Last I checked it was appx 90 ish dollars more a month

I'm looking at 250+ a year plus

 

[Johney]

Lol, upstate is still as dumb as he's always been. A CBA is a legally binding contract and can easily be taken to court for violating it. Hence contract attorneys. Also direct bargaining (union bypassing) is a violation of our agreement. Voluntarily accepted or not its still illegal to offer with out bargaining with the union. So not only Article 6 NMA but Artiles 1,2 and 3 of the NMA.

Stick with H&R block big guy. You have no idea what your'e talking about as always.

Oh? And how many pensions are there in the country that UPS is in? Please tell us all knowing Upstate. Please also let us know all the requirements for those pensions and retiree Healthcare.

As always, you're a tool that doesn’t know any contractual (legally binding CBA) language and just know company propaganda. Lol

“Hence” lol dead give away

 

[AllTheBellsAndWhistles123]

Lol, upstate is still as dumb as he's always been. A CBA is a legally binding contract and can easily be taken to court for violating it. Hence contract attorneys. Also direct bargaining (union bypassing) is a violation of our agreement. Voluntarily accepted or not its still illegal to offer with out bargaining with the union. So not only Article 6 NMA but Artiles 1,2 and 3 of the NMA.

Stick with H&R block big guy. You have no idea what your'e talking about as always.

Oh? And how many pensions are there in the country that UPS is in? Please tell us all knowing Upstate. Please also let us know all the requirements for those pensions and retiree Healthcare.

As always, you're a tool that doesn’t know any contractual (legally binding CBA) language and just know company propaganda. Lol

Time will tell.

 

[AllTheBellsAndWhistles123]

I'm looking at 250+ a year plus

He is talking about for years worked beyond the minimum required for a full (normal) pension.

 

[542thruNthru]

…and you would stay for an extra $90/month…? Really??

Much more than $90 a month here.

 

[542thruNthru]

Time will tell.

Wow, so insightful! Did you get that off a fortune cookie or the H&R Block handbook?

 

[542thruNthru]

“Hence” lol dead give away

I thought you'd like that.

 

[tourists24]

…and you would stay for an extra $90/month…? Really??

Ours is $100/month.

it’s a gamble because no one knows how long they’ll live, but for a 53 year old it’s very conceivable to live 35/40 more years. That extra 100 for each additional year over time could be a lot than a one time buyout

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

He is talking about for years worked beyond the minimum required for a full (normal) pension.

See again you have no clue what you are talking about
This isn't the BOG