The agreement between UPS and the Teamsters has to my knowledge, never been seen by anyone including business agents and local union officers lol. Pretty crazy.
And I can promise you the first buyout offer as well as the second buyout offer. We offered to every employee on UPS seniority list, including business agents. There was never any deal made to include them. They were included from the very beginning by UPS. All of them received those offers in the mail just like every other employee.
And yes, I totally understand the way people feel it doesn’t make it true but yes, I do understand it.
I'm with Allstate now, I just paid $1446 for a 2015 Mercedes C-300 and my son's 2016 Nissan Altima. Allstate is going to jack me up another $35 a month for a 2021 Mercedes E -350 I'm about to pick up. As much as I despise Liberty Mutual for the way UPS treated me with workman's comp, they did give me the best quote so far at $1200 for six months. I saw something about one company giving Teamsters and Retirees a discount, it wasn't LM. Car insurance is high as hell in Georgia because of all the non-insured (illegals) driving around with no insurance or drivers licenses. Back when my wife was driving, she got hit three times by illegals just in the Walmart parking lot. I have a thousand dollar deductible so I still had to pay up. I'm car loan shopping now, Carmax is financing at 5.64% and I'm waiting on a quote from my bank and Delta Community Credit Union.
I switched to AAA insurance 2 years ago. Very reasonable. 1950.00 for the year, full coverage.
I was really happy with my old insurance but after Liberty bought them I could no longer bundle home and auto and my insurance would have almost tripled. My insurance broker told me don't pay the premium they sent me and she would look into a better company to switch to.
I was really happy with my old insurance but after Liberty bought them I could no longer bundle home and auto and my insurance would have almost tripled. My insurance broker told me don't pay the premium they sent me and she would look into a better company to switch to.
I was happy with Amica, I had them for 40 years, but the premium was twice what I’m paying now.