To my understanding, they are asking for full pension credit for all of the years that their contract locked them in for the 25% pension contribution (1-year of credit for every four years worked). Because this was contractual from 2013 to current date, and it was agreed to by majority vote, all those years are considered paid in full as that is what the YRCW (companies) contract called for. Therefore, the Butch Lewis Act bail-out will not restore those years to full credit because contractually, those years were already paid in full by contract at the 25% rate. So, an employee that started at a YRCW company in say 2004 will have full pension contribution credit up to 2013 (I think), and only 25% pension contribution credit from 2013 to current date. Because it was contractually agreed to, the bail-out views this as the full contribution rate contractually paid in full. Which means there will not be any funds restored to full rate from 2013 to current date because of the contract agreement. This is my understanding of it. I disagree and think that the YRCW companies should get full credit for all of those years as their problems were created by their idiot leader at the time (Zollars), but none the less, that is my understanding of it.