Teamster Buyout?

[UnionStrong]

What’s up with everyone talking in Limericks tonight?

There once was a man from Nantucket…

 

[nWo]

The offer says its taxed as a bonus.

Yeah but bonuses are taxed the same as earned income.

 

[Brown Circus]

You talk like you know this for a fact
When in reality everyone you’re speaking at knows what a dip sheet you are. and you have zero inside information

We’ve discussed this already. He’s Carol’s cabana boy!

 

[clean hairy]

There once was a man from Nantucket…

Who could not find a bucket

 

[nWo]

He brought in a few fatter versions of himself for his podcast

 

[AllTheBellsAndWhistles123]

And what about healthcare?

Good question. I was hoping someone would have posted a complete (redacted) copy of their offer letter to see if healthcare was mentioned.

 

[nWo]

https://myteamcare.org/-/media/TeamCare/Files/Other-Documents/TeamCare-Summit/Summit-2025---Retiree-Health-Care.pdf

 

[nWo]

Retiree Health Plans | Central States Pension Fund

Central States Pension Fund retiree health plans overview.

mycentralstatespension.org

 

[AllTheBellsAndWhistles123]

https://mycentralstatespension.org/plan-benefits/retiree-health-plans[/URL

Normally the retiree would transition directly to a retiree healthcare plan without lapse in coverage; however, depending upon their individual situation, those who take this buyout with the intent to retire may be faced with a potential gap in coverage between their separation date and their retirement date. This is why it is crucial to start the retirement process immediately after going to the website on the letter to accept the buyout. I was under the impression that part of this buyout was coverage through the end of the year which is why I was hoping someone would post a full (redacted) copy of the letter.

Anyone who does not meet their pension fund's minimum requirements for a full pension and still chooses to accept this buyout would be on their own to find coverage, whether through their spouse or new employer.

 

[Oh Shoot]

Normally the retiree would transition directly to a retiree healthcare plan without lapse in coverage; however, depending upon their individual situation, those who take this buyout with the intent to retire may be faced with a potential gap in coverage between their separation date and their retirement date. This is why it is crucial to start the retirement process immediately after going to the website on the letter to accept the buyout. I was under the impression that part of this buyout was coverage through the end of the year which is why I was hoping someone would post a full (redacted) copy of the letter.

Anyone who does not meet their pension fund's minimum requirements for a full pension and still chooses to accept this buyout would be on their own to find coverage, whether through their spouse or new employer.

 

[AllTheBellsAndWhistles123]

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Are the big words—-you know, the ones with more than one syllable—-confusing you yet again?

 

[Oh Shoot]

Are the big words—-you know, the ones with more than one syllable—-confusing you yet again?

Nice word salad

 

[Oh Shoot]

Still hate the guy--every time he makes a comeback. He is the ONLY poster on Brown Cafe that I can say I despise. I probably would have been off Brown Cafe years ago if he hadn't told me that retirees shouldn't be allowed here. That PISSED me of to no end. And he turns out to be the biggest hypocrite ever continuing to post after he retired.

 

[AllTheBellsAndWhistles123]

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Is that relic still alive? (Rod, not Kramer—-he turned 76 today)

 

[AllTheBellsAndWhistles123]

Nice word salad

Are there any ingredients that you are unfamiliar with?

 

[Oh Shoot]

Are there any ingredients that you are unfamiliar with?

 

[KearsargeCoop]

Are there any ingredients that you are unfamiliar with?

It would appear he was looking for a healthy blend of deliberate thoughts and logic...and found garbly gook salad

 

[Thebrownblob]

Normally the retiree would transition directly to a retiree healthcare plan without lapse in coverage; however, depending upon their individual situation, those who take this buyout with the intent to retire may be faced with a potential gap in coverage between their separation date and their retirement date. This is why it is crucial to start the retirement process immediately after going to the website on the letter to accept the buyout. I was under the impression that part of this buyout was coverage through the end of the year which is why I was hoping someone would post a full (redacted) copy of the letter.

Anyone who does not meet their pension fund's minimum requirements for a full pension and still chooses to accept this buyout would be on their own to find coverage, whether through their spouse or new employer.

Thanks, Dave

 

[Oh Shoot]

Thanks, Dave

is that him???? Omggg

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

View attachment 527217is that him???? Omggg

Duh