The union negotiates a contribution amount from the participating employers on behalf of the employees. Not a penny of your dues goes to your H&W (or pension, or politicans).Then how does our union pay our health care premiums?
The union negotiates a contribution amount from the participating employers on behalf of the employees. Not a penny of your dues goes to your H&W (or pension, or politicans).Then how does our union pay our health care premiums?
Not really. Even "morons" know union dues don't pay for healthcare.
Then how does our union pay our health care premiums?
It's negotiated by the teamsters as part of our compensation. I don't know the exact number a for a part timer right now but it's paid by the company every week. For someone acting like you are on this open forum I would think you would know this. Are you just acting a fool?Then how does our union pay our health care premiums?
Is there really people like that guy? I know there is but it still amazes me.The union negotiates a contribution amount from the participating employers on behalf of the employees. Not a penny of your dues goes to your H&W (or pension, or politicans).
What surprises me is the number of times you've posted the "union" makes money somehow on H&W. If your scenario plays out as posted, your H&W fund builds reserve, not your locals treasury.The company pays a contractually agreed amount per hour toward our H&W and pension. The Union then uses that money to pay our healthcare., which is administered by an outside agency (ours is BC/BS). If the company pays $1M and the union only spends $800K the union has made money.
You would be suprised how many "morons" don't know that dues do not pay for healthcare.
What surprises me is the number of times you've posted the "union" makes money somehow on H&W. If your scenario plays out as posted, your H&W fund builds reserve, not your locals treasury.
Exactly. Not an 18 month surplus in their treasury, but in the H&W Fund which is what happens when claim costs are less than negotiated contributions. Yours appears to be a well run plan with that reserve.Our local has an 18 month surplus in our H&W fund.
Exactly. Not an 18 month surplus in their treasury, but in the H&W Fund which is what happens when claim costs are less than negotiated contributions. Yours appears to be a well run plan with that reserve.
If the company pays $1M and the union only spends $800K the union has made money.
Your statement clearly inferred the "union" has control of the excess, not the Trust Fund.Did I say that it was in our treasury?
Your statement clearly inferred the "union" has control of the excess, not the Trust Fund.
You really need, some caffeine.Yawn.
Ah the classic response when one points out your errors. Unfortunately you seem to yawn alot.Yawn.
Kinda like central states.Exactly. Not an 18 month surplus in their treasury, but in the H&W Fund which is what happens when claim costs are less than negotiated contributions. Yours appears to be a well run plan with that reserve.
Yawning can be contagious.Ah the classic response when one points out your errors. Unfortunately you seem to yawn alot.
you really need to go to some Union MeetingsWait... that makes no sense. If the company was paying for our healthcare in full before and they are paying for it in full now, why did they make the change to teamcare?
Was it to give us a slightly worse health care plan then before and make it look like the unions fault?
Don't waist your time on this issue. It's finally dying out.
Again!! WASTE not waist. Do you have a 5th grade reading level like HOFFA?? No wonder why you don't see all the contract concessions. Go get your GED bo... Maybe you'll see the concessions after your more educatedDon't waist your time on this issue. It's finally dying out.
You'reAgain!! WASTE not waist. Do you have a 5th grade reading level like HOFFA?? No wonder why you don't see all the contract concessions. Go get your GED bo... Maybe you'll see the concessions after your more educated
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