Why would there be? The lowered contributions were contractually agreed to by the membership.Does anyone know if theirs a proof of claim filed on behalf of the -75% pension contributions?
Toss in the 5 hour vacation reduction and the 5 minutes taken from your breaks also. Good luck.File for the 15% wage loss on all the years!
Why was their interest payments made towards the -75% contributions, I understand why non were made towards the -15% wage reduction.Why would there be? The lowered contributions were contractually agreed to by the membership.
Why would there be? The lowered contributions were contractually agreed to by the membership.
Why does the Union agree to this crap? We keep going backwards just like the new Auto contracts everyone should be getting a pension?Toss in the 5 hour vacation reduction and the 5 minutes taken from your breaks also. Good luck.
WHY, did the MEMBERS keep VOTING for this crap??Why does the Union agree to this crap? We keep going backwards just like the new Auto contracts everyone should be getting a pension?
I have taken 15 percent off my W-2 amount since 2010. My accountant takes care of it, no problem.File for the 15% wage loss on all the years!
Don’t confuse reality with solidarity.Lots of solidarity on here.
Let me take a guess, to keep a fairly decent job going?WHY, did the MEMBERS keep VOTING for this crap??
Makes you wonder though, had there been a solid NO vote back when Zollars asked for the additional 5% more giveback, and a strike shutdown YRC, what the comments would have been back then, verses now?Let me take a guess, to keep a fairly decent job going?
Those of us that were there all 14 of those years will take biggest pension hit.Makes you wonder though, had there been a solid NO vote back when Zollars asked for the additional 5% more giveback, and a strike shutdown YRC, what the comments would have been back then, verses now?
Since now, many left or retired in the last 14 years, and may have had to find a new job, with, or without Teamster benefits.
You’re on a roll now
Just curious dok, how many years do you have now? And are you in CSPF?Those of us that were there all 14 of those years will take biggest pension hit.
33 years and yes in CSPFJust curious dok, how many years do you have now? And are you in CSPF?
There's a chronology there that can't be ignored. At one point the contributions were deferred. Later those installments became due, secured by liens on 150 pieces of property. Then a reduced contribution rate was agreed to, as was a reduced benefit to those YRC employees in the funds.
Saved you some trouble, go down to pages 12-14. Correct me if I’m wrong, it states that the contributions were to be deferred, I may be reading it wrong.
As I remember and heard “best contract ever” “ to keep the doors open” “the company broke” “ happy to have a job” etc………WHY, did the MEMBERS keep VOTING for this crap??