So they extended the date three days.
Hugely important: Did they change anything else?
Buyout
So they extended the date three days.Hugely important: Did they change anything else?
Maybe maybe not, they can do whatever they want. Best pay attention until the closing date if you’ve actually signed up for this.
Maybe maybe not they can do whatever they want. Best pay attention until the closing date if you’ve actually signed up for this.
Good thoughts.
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If you were in 710, you'd know what happened the last time they tried to absorb some of our territory elsewhere.
Pretty sure Del is uninterested, unless it's bringing 705 into 710.
Cales is the boss, not Del
Cales is the boss, not Del
I don't know Cales, aside from a quick introduction.
The other people I have met for more than a handshake and actually gotten to have some conversations with.
Maybe because he knows? Someone has to be right someone has to be wrong.
Nothing kills a misdirected thread like the truth?
Why do you act like a know it all jackass? This is a discussion form, right? Could be ridiculous to you but I think it’s a valid argument.
You're welcome.
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Local 710 got buyout letters today.
Ah, so that's why they extended the end date.
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Union still saying they are illegitimate letters
Local 710 got buyout letters today.
Union still saying they are illegitimate letters
Technically, they are illegitimate because they were never negotiated. That case is still pending. The court case was only whether or not there was an injunction or not.
I have 31 years in with company, but only 22 full-time, so no
I’m in a similar spot. Close but no cigar.
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Scratch that, they have come to an agreement.
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I’m in a similar spot. Close but no cigar.
In 710 we don’t get credit for part-time years towards full-time pension which really sucks. Even though 4 to 5 of those years, I worked full-time hours.
In 710 we don’t get credit for part-time years towards full-time pension which really sucks. Even though 4 to 5 of those years, I worked full-time hours.
That sucks. I think here it's for every two years of part time equals 1 full time year.
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That sucks. I think here it's for every two years of part time equals 1 full time year.
Part time pension controlled by UPS, I think it’s $60 per year of service
Part time pension controlled by UPS, I think it’s $60 per year of service
Same here I believe, but then again it may have changed since UPS took it over completely. I'm not 100% sure I never did part time.
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