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supertrucker72 said:
You pay roughly 250-300 a week for insurance now if you look at it like that
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At -15% which is $150-$200 week depending on how much forced O.T. , so it's more like $600 to $800 month we are paying for insurance with our -15% .........................
 
troubleman84 said:
Here we go with those comments again.
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troubleman84, we are paying for our Insurance anyway you want to look at it , Nothing is free with YRCW !! because the -15% sure hasn't paid down the $1.5 Billion DEBT much and them not paying into pension for 2 years and now only paying in 25% of the amount ?so where is our -15% going to then ?
 
wongway said:
troubleman84, we are paying for our Insurance anyway you want to look at it , Nothing is free with YRCW !! because the -15% sure hasn't paid down the $1.5 Billion DEBT much and them not paying into pension for 2 years and now only paying in 25% of the amount ?so where is our -15% going to then ?
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Or reinvested back into equipment on the scale needed or like other companies of like size
 
supertrucker72 said:
I'm not being disrespectful but it is what it is that 15% has to go somewhere and most places you can get family insurance for around 120 a week if that
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Exactly.
The maximum that I'm aware of is the $120.00 per week. That totals $6,240 for a non's annual insurance.
Most non's insurance cost is closer to $50.00 per week. That totals $2,600 for a non's annual insurance.

And for a $100,000 Teamster, after losing -15%, that totals $15,000 for their annual insurance.

That's a fact, and not up for debate.
Anyone who thinks that your insurance is free is living in fantasy land, and only lying to themselves.
 
Northern Flash said:
Exactly.
The maximum that I'm aware of is the $120.00 per week. That totals $6,240 for a non's annual insurance.
Most non's insurance cost is closer to $50.00 per week. That totals $2,600 for a non's annual insurance.

And for a $100,000 Teamster, after losing -15%, that totals $15,000 for their annual insurance.

That's a fact, and not up for debate.
Anyone who thinks that your insurance is free is living in fantasy land, and only lying to themselves.
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Agree , our Insurance is NOT free we are paying for it INDIRECTLY , with our -15% ..............nothing is free is this world one way or another you are going to pay for it !
 
Northern Flash said:
Exactly.
The maximum that I'm aware of is the $120.00 per week. That totals $6,240 for a non's annual insurance.
Most non's insurance cost is closer to $50.00 per week. That totals $2,600 for a non's annual insurance.

And for a $100,000 Teamster, after losing -15%, that totals $15,000 for their annual insurance.

That's a fact, and not up for debate.
Anyone who thinks that your insurance is free is living in fantasy land, and only lying to themselves.
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Flash with OT sometimes you are giving back $220 a week out of your check. I know it doesn’t show on the stub anylonger, but when it did I regularly seen that amount in the giveback portion.. your telling me they are not funneling that over to H&W?

One of the real reasons they stopped showing the give back on the stub was the fact that near the end moral was at such a dismal level. But really I think they did it so that people wouldn’t keep track exactly how much they were giving back and it’s correlation with insurance.
 
Northern Flash said:
Exactly.
The maximum that I'm aware of is the $120.00 per week. That totals $6,240 for a non's annual insurance.
Most non's insurance cost is closer to $50.00 per week. That totals $2,600 for a non's annual insurance.

And for a $100,000 Teamster, after losing -15%, that totals $15,000 for their annual insurance.

That's a fact, and not up for debate.
Anyone who thinks that your insurance is free is living in fantasy land, and only lying to themselves.
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$14,500 is average giveback per year per man.. where is that money going?
 
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