Serta,serta said:um pups are .54750
Maybe up there they do, but in the Central it's 54.400.....just doublechecked my pay stub. You guys can use the little extra with the high cost of living in the Northeast. What Supplement are you under?
Serta,serta said:um pups are .54750
Accelerator said:Gentalmen I am sorry ,but most of the non union posts in this web site crave no sustinance. If there were any more holes in most of these statements posted by people whom think the company is looking out for thier best benifit, these people in time have another thing coming. People have been so lax in O that they are thinking it will not change. TIME WILL TELL, THESE PEOPLE ARE NOT FOOLING ANYBODY BUT THEMSELVES. AND THERE HAS'NT BEEN A PERSON YET WITH THIS WAIT AND SEE ATTITUDE THAT CAN TELL ME THE OUTCOME THUS FAR IS BETTER. And I am not yelling.
My new jobclass is "Freight Redundancy Specialist".
This Person will have the ability
to tolerate mentally challenged dispatchers
who excell in the art of ignorance redundancy,
and can withstand driving 18 wheelers at
top end speeds in circles.
Same company different uniform!wassesname said:lets stick to the topic and compare the old to the new or the union's please. thank you over.
I suspect the dollar amount will differ from person to person. Still not free.Valerie said:Good one Web....
I am comparing it to the total amout we are curently paying for all of the benefits (medical, dental, vision, life, LTD). I can't give you an exact amount the difference is for each one, since they are using a formula to calculate the total amount for the year of the benefits, then give you a certain credit, depending on your family status and then dividing it by 52 weeks to get your weekly total. I hope I didn't completely confuse you.
Valerie said:Looks like it will be @ $57.00 per week for family coverage of medical, dental, vision and supplemental life insurance. This also includes LTD, and AD&D on Kevin. It also includes basic life insurance of @ $80,000.00 on Kevin.
This does not include the amount for cancer insurance from AFLAC. I haven't had a chance to review it yet. But considering where we live, there is no way we will decline any cancer policy!
By the way Valerie, thanks for the info, seems your one of the very few that atleast give some look into the difference of benies.Valerie said:Good one Web....
I am comparing it to the total amout we are curently paying for all of the benefits (medical, dental, vision, life, LTD). I can't give you an exact amount the difference is for each one, since they are using a formula to calculate the total amount for the year of the benefits, then give you a certain credit, depending on your family status and then dividing it by 52 weeks to get your weekly total. I hope I didn't completely confuse you.