The Central States Pension Fund is a multi-employer pension fund, and under federal law the Teamsters Union itself has no control over the management or investment strategy of the Fund. The Fund continues to operate under court and government supervision as the result of a 1982 Consent Decree. Under the terms of the Consent Decree, the Fund’s named fiduciaries—who are ultimately responsible for investment strategy and the overall investment program—must be approved by the Federal court after appropriate notice to the U.S. Department of Labor. The current designated named fiduciaries are J.P. Morgan and Goldman Sachs. Employer and employee trustees are prohibited from making any investment decisions.

Thank you dock steward for confirming what I have been saying all night. Judge Moran in the Northern District of Ill. decides our fate.

Just found out the other day u have to work 75 days in a year or u don't get any pension credit. Very irritating. Gave up 60 or so days of work and paying into the pension.

After you have worked the 75 days you will pick them up. 260 is the maximum days you can earn per year. The first year I was a casual (1977) I worked 69 days and got no credit.

I worked for around 60 days in 2004 from August to Early December when I was let go. I have been working for Roadway now since March of 2005. Just irritated my 60 or so 12 hour days didn't count.

I have been retired since 2005. How much does Roadway pay each day for pension?