Perhaps it’s a poorly written story but I wonder if there is info not being passed along. It seems a bit hard to believe someone could work one day and get a a 30k pension. Probably more to it than that.
“Perhaps it’s a poorly written story but I wonder if there is info not being passed along. It seems a bit hard to believe someone could work one day and get a a 30k pension. Probably more to it than that.”
It happens all the time with unions. Unions reps get double pensions, one from the company and another from the union. They don’t have to do anything for the company, but they get a pension from them.
That’s what I was thinking too, how is it possible to just work one day and be qualified for a $30K pension? It says they closed a loophole but I can’t imagine a contract allowing you to only work one day and be qualified.