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Old 12-02-2007, 10:36 AM
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Originally Posted by fartknocker View Post
Is there a chance of the pension you are getting changing due to the result of a future union vote? If everything else fails, your pension gets heaped onto the back of the tax payers? Is this right?
1. No-The pension is managed by a group of people selected by the company and the union (trustees). If the Teamsters went out of business tommorow, closed up shop everywhere, the Pension Board would still be there.

2. I have no scenario how that would happen, please don't use SEPF's as an example, they are completely different.
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