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robbedagain said:If UA tops at 30.77. We are still below them by 60 cents
I'm still sticking with zero Tim. This is nothing more then a dream I'm having from a bad Burrito yesterday.Other People said:you took a lot of heat from weaasles who said there was zero chance of this happening after you posted it yesterday. Do you want to share how all of this came about? As always very thankful for your truthfulness and your willingness to look pass a few individuals who like to bust your balls. Can you let us know how all of this took place?
Alright. I'll give Tim credit. He finally washed his laundry. Kudo's.Other People said:do you think anyone cares about any purchases you make? All you do is stir the pot on here and cause division against our workforce. Give tim credit for giving us a heads up.
They will average your average hours you worked over the past 12 months then apply that average between Monday and November [when IT is suppose to be ready]. If you average 40 hours a week then the 'make up' check will be around $2,500 to bridge Monday to November. If you change your pattern and work 50 hours instead of 40, then they will owe you more money and will give you a second check in November.How far back does the lump sum go?
Effective from When to Nov 2016?
Thanks TimTim Nelson said:They will average your average hours you worked over the past 12 months then apply that average between Monday and November [when IT is suppose to be ready]. If you average 40 hours a week then the 'make up' check will be around $2,500 to bridge Monday to November. If you change your pattern and work 50 hours instead of 40, then they will owe you more money and will give you a second check in November.
again I ask when does this payment happen and did LUS cc pay get matched to LAA?Tim Nelson said:They will average your average hours you worked over the past 12 months then apply that average between Monday and November [when IT is suppose to be ready]. If you average 40 hours a week then the 'make up' check will be around $2,500 to bridge Monday to November. If you change your pattern and work 50 hours instead of 40, then they will owe you more money and will give you a second check in November.
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Quick question Tim, and it's not a smart ass question. With you only working 20 hrs a week, doesn't this really lower your Lump Sum Check?Tim Nelson said:They will average your average hours you worked over the past 12 months then apply that average between Monday and November [when IT is suppose to be ready]. If you average 40 hours a week then the 'make up' check will be around $2,500 to bridge Monday to November. If you change your pattern and work 50 hours instead of 40, then they will owe you more money and will give you a second check in November.
the 401k got a bump for LAA. We got $1.30 in IAMPF.when does lump sum happen and does LUS CC pay now match LAA?
yes. I avg 20 a week in the summer, although I've only worked 2 weeks since June and won't bother coming back to work until September. But in the winter I try to work 40 and bring my total to around 31 avg so my pension doesn't get taxed 10%. To get full pension credit, one needs around 31 hours a week.Quick question Tim, and it's not a smart ass question. With you only working 20 hrs a week, doesn't this really lower your Lump Sum Check?
Don't know the full details on that yet but I'll assume NYer is correct?AANOTOK said:So if I calculate right, I get $5.78 raise come Monday bringing me to $30.17 and in September a bump of .63 bring me to the total of $30.80.
Would this be correct Tim, NYer, W?