- Aug 20, 2002
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I gave you one "WINNER" on that IAA. If I could give ya more I would. Maybe W's lapdog loverboy "Cowboy" can loan me one he saved to launch W's way.
SPIT!
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I gave you one "WINNER" on that IAA. If I could give ya more I would. Maybe W's lapdog loverboy "Cowboy" can loan me one he saved to launch W's way.
SPIT!
Yes, me too, I remember vividly. AA mechanics got what they deserved by listening to him and the asso. lies and they got stuck in the arse with the asso. Question now is, will they let it happen again this time around? BUT, you just can't fix stupid (sorry rogallo) I took his phrase.I was calling him a lying PoS when most of this forum was eating his BS by the tablespoon.
What I find odd is people still talk about that fool.Yes, me too, I remember vividly. AA mechanics got what they deserved by listening to him and the asso. lies and they got stuck in the arse with the asso. Question now is, will they let it happen again this time around? BUT, you just can't fix stupid (sorry rogallo) I took his phrase.
If your referring to the IAMPF then your probably correct. What really upset me was they dragged on negotiations over the IAMPF scam. This pension plan is in Critical status and will eventually go bust. We all got jerked around for several years of negotiations over a plan that is a loser with no financial future to maintain or improve its status. They tried to put all of us in the plan to save it. After four years of trying they settled for status quo with a few tweaks. What a waste of time and compensation we endured.I smell another round of cuts coming.
I wondered about the last paycheck in April. Still can't get a trusted answer. I keep being referred to a letter that explains implementation of benefits and pat and so on. It all starts in May. No one can explain the last paycheck in April though.
Exactly they owe for that contribution and the 3 pay pay periods in mayThat last April paycheck also had me scratching my head. I finally figured out that it included 80 hours at the new rate plus retro 40 hours at the new rate.
700UW was nothing but a politician, he was probably correct in that the IAMPF was fully funded. It only takes a ten-minute read on the PPGC website to understand that his statement although true, was misleading and disingenuous. The plan only needs to adjust (lower) the future payouts. Zero Assets x Zero Payouts = 100% of nothing.700UW is a lying douche. Been saying that for years.
I would like us all to have a gentlemens agreement that those 2 lying manipulators won't be mentioned on the forum again.
Well that didn't last long........700UW was nothing but a politician,
You don't say.he was probably correct in that the IAMPF was fully funded. It only takes a ten-minute read on the PPGC website to understand that his statement although true, was misleading and disingenuous.
I would not believe a word that comes out of 700UW's mouth if Jesus himself hit him on the tongue with a notary stamp.The plan only needs to adjust (lower) the future payouts. Zero Assets x Zero Payouts = 100% of nothing.
If your referring to the IAMPF then your probably correct. What really upset me was they dragged on negotiations over the IAMPF scam. This pension plan is in Critical status and will eventually go bust. We all got jerked around for several years of negotiations over a plan that is a loser with no financial future to maintain or improve its status. They tried to put all of us in the plan to save it. After four years of trying they settled for status quo with a few tweaks. What a waste of time and compensation we endured.
That is the problem with pensions. They are great for a while but eventually the cost overcomes the contributions due to inflation and the company's lack of growth and the guy at the end of the line always get screwed, except for our fearless leaders of course who's pensions are funded by the taxpayers.I remember those announcements. Although these were made back in May of 2019, they were shortly moved into the "crisis status" and has been ever since and they "expect" it to remain and continue "crisis status into and thru 2020 and 2021 and get worse moving forward. IF layoffs come to the employees participating in the pension fund the "crisis status" will more than like end up in the hands of the government shortly after that. I do expect more cuts coming to the pensions yet again...
Leaders.... that really is the biggest con ever pulled on the American people.except for our fearless leaders of course who's pensions are funded by the taxpayers.