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Investing in workers means justice for retirees, a leg up for the middle class: Marty Walsh and Sherrod Brown

SAC75 said:
Where does it say any of that? It doesn’t. Roadway and Holland drivers are getting the same deal. The article is using a Holland driver and his wife as an
SAC75 said:
Where does it say any of that? It doesn’t. Roadway and Holland drivers are getting the same deal. The article is using a Holland driver and his wife as an example.
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I am pretty sure it dose say that !
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SAC75 said:
Where does it say any of that? It doesn’t. Roadway and Holland drivers are getting the same deal. The article is using a Holland driver and his wife as an example.
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TUCKED INTO THE American Rescue Plan — the coronavirus stimulus that passed in early March — is the greatest victory for American workers in recent memory: the Butch Lewis Emergency Pension Plan Relief Act. The law constitutes a massive rescue for the 10 million members and retirees of oft-underfunded labor-management multiemployer pension funds, which in recent years have threatened dramatic cuts for hundreds of thousands of pensioners and reduced, sometimes substantially, the benefits of tens of thousands.

Now those 10 million workers will see their benefits protected for, at minimum, the next 30 years. Pension funds that had already cut benefits for their members will pay back workers the amount that they were cut, with some retirees expecting checks in excess of $15,000. The result is an affirmation of the right to a secure retirement, arguably the biggest win for labor in Congress since the passage of the Family and Medical Leave Act in 199
 
imonlayoff said:
TUCKED INTO THE American Rescue Plan — the coronavirus stimulus that passed in early March — is the greatest victory for American workers in recent memory: the Butch Lewis Emergency Pension Plan Relief Act. The law constitutes a massive rescue for the 10 million members and retirees of oft-underfunded labor-management multiemployer pension funds, which in recent years have threatened dramatic cuts for hundreds of thousands of pensioners and reduced, sometimes substantially, the benefits of tens of thousands.

Now those 10 million workers will see their benefits protected for, at minimum, the next 30 years. Pension funds that had already cut benefits for their members will pay back workers the amount that they were cut, with some retirees expecting checks in excess of $15,000. The result is an affirmation of the right to a secure retirement, arguably the biggest win for labor in Congress since the passage of the Family and Medical Leave Act in 199
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Don’t tell me to learn how to read. You should learn how to research. By the way why do you have a bone to pick with all participants receiving what we worked for ?
 
imonlayoff said:
Don’t tell me to learn how to read. You should learn how to research. By the way why do you have a bone to pick with all participants receiving what we worked for ?
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You apparently need to LEARN TO READ!!!! Nowhere in what you just posted says that roadway employees don’t get what Holland does. It says that pensions that were cut will be paid back. And that pensions that were in danger will not be in danger anymore. That’s what it says!!!!
 
imonlayoff said:
Don’t tell me to learn how to read. You should learn how to research. By the way why do you have a bone to pick with all participants receiving what we worked for ?
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You earned exactly what you were contracted to get. Nothing more nothing less. If you didn’t want to take a pension cut when YRC stopped paying into the pension then that’s your own fault.
 
SAC75 said:
You apparently need to LEARN TO READ!!!! Nowhere in what you just posted says that roadway employees don’t get what Holland does. It says that pensions that were cut will be paid back. And that pensions that were in danger will not be in danger anymore. That’s what it says!!!!
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Hey bud you got a problem with me ?
 
imonlayoff said:
Hey bud you got a problem with me ?
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Shut up moron!!! Are you threatening me? All I’m telling you is that the article doesn’t say what you are saying. You’re reading comprehension skills absolutely suck. If you don’t like it stop reading it or block me!!!!
 
SAC75 said:
Shut up moron!!! Are you threatening me? All I’m telling you is that the article doesn’t say what you are saying. You’re reading comprehension skills absolutely suck. If you don’t like it stop reading it or block me!!!!
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Name calling. Who is threatening who ? D...head
 
TUCKED INTO THE American Rescue Plan — the coronavirus stimulus that passed in early March — is the greatest victory for American workers in recent memory: the Butch Lewis Emergency Pension Plan Relief Act. The law constitutes a massive rescue for the 10 million members and retirees of oft-underfunded labor-management multiemployer pension funds, which in recent years have threatened dramatic cuts for hundreds of thousands of pensioners and reduced, sometimes substantially, the benefits of tens of thousands.

Now those 10 million workers will see their benefits protected for, at minimum, the next 30 years. Pension funds that had already cut benefits for their members will pay back workers the amount that they were cut, with some retirees expecting checks in excess of $15,000. The result is an affirmation of the right to a secure retirement, arguably the biggest win for labor in Congress since the passage of the Family and Medical Leave Act in 1993.
 
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