UPS Retirements
#14
It's an FAR to put <60 next to a name on a seniority list or do the dispatchers not know how to add and subtract?
#15
If you run the numbers , unless someone has been extremely fortunate or has a Mil retirement also, going past 60 is a no brainer. The difference in income between working or retiring is ugly.[/QUOTE]
And that is the reality of it all.
And that is the reality of it all.
#17
I think I was right, I meant it in the sense that people turn 60 all the time and continue, when they leave at 65, they are replaced.
Anywhoooo, I think that the >65 is so that you know when you get paired with one that there are certain requirements, i.e. , it must be worked out in advance who will bring the Geritol, and who will supply the Metamucil
hey, what do our 747 seat cushions smell like? Depends....
Anywhoooo, I think that the >65 is so that you know when you get paired with one that there are certain requirements, i.e. , it must be worked out in advance who will bring the Geritol, and who will supply the Metamucil
hey, what do our 747 seat cushions smell like? Depends....
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