That's fair. Your fund is doing better. You have always got a better pension. I never complained about that. You're going to get almost $25K more than me at the end of the contract. Good for you.
We get more with the same money as everyone else. We invest the same pay, and do it better, it's as fair as it gets. No one will be getting $25k more than you in the next 5 years.
But you're thinking that your pension contribution went to us. Wrong.
I never said that, I know our money didn't go to you, it went to "historic" raises for a bunch of people who won't be here next peak.
We got a decent pension increase, but still not what you are getting. I have no problem with that. No problem with you getting $25K more than me. So why complain that we got a little more. Your so called non existent pension contribution increase did not go to me. Did not go to my pension. It actually went to raises for everyone. You know, what a Union is all about
I've said you deserve your pension increase, and then some. I never implied or pointed to anything otherwise. I always acknowledged that my increase was diverted into raises.
Now, if you took a pension decline, or even a freeze, OK. But you didn't, even though your postings are making people think you did.
I didn't say those things, nor did I ever imply such. You keep making up exorbitant numbers for our pension and you're not even close. You just keep pointing out how we don't deserve a contribution increase because we "have enough" and "that's not what a pension is for." Well, you don't get to decide what is enough for me, or what my pension is for. I just pointed out how in this contract that increases the cost to the company from $13B to over $30B and somehow we can't keep the contribution increases.
And you make it out like it's just me, there are probably a dozen funds that are getting
ed the same way, while Sean's fund gets a huge hourly boost. I get the legalities if it, but it's a bad look nonetheless. Pensions all over had their contribution increases stolen because "their actuaries said they didn't need it" or some bull
. They didn't need them to keep the fund in the green zone, so no fund will die in the next 5 years. I'm betting no FT teamster said they wanted historic raises, even at the expense of their pension.