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3 years ago
Who else besides Asia was working?
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3 years ago
Why what’s wrong with julissa?
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3 years ago
What days does julissa work? What time does she start?
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4 years ago
Does the bartender Linda meet OTC?
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4 years ago
@minnow the state doesn’t add money to your individual account. They just pick up the unfunded part I guess? It’s a much better deal than social security! My statement is people think that you didn’t put money into it.
One time on a radio program the host was complaining about the pension people were getting and then said years ago the state spent money from the pension fund on something else and that’s why it was underfunded!
COst of living adjustments have averaged 3% for the pension every year since 1996 when my father retired.
I know a lot of people who have bachelors degrees who became fireman after going to college for other careers. The city I worked for 279 people made more than 100k dollars a year. But a normal 1200 square foot home is 600k dollars!
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4 years ago
Haha I’m content where I am ! He earned it being a prison guard ! My brother did it for 10 years and described it like being in prison! Since it runs 7 days a week if your replacement doesn’t show up you are forced to work overtime. He used to get forced to work all the time and his phone rang all the time to see if he wanted to work.
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4 years ago
@ papi no custodian gets a 6 figure pension! For me to get 80% of my pay I would have had to work until 61 and worked for 39 years. My pension would have been 50k? I would have contributed a good amount of money into it and as in mass we don’t contribute to Ssi we therefore don’t collect anything. Don’t get me wrong it’s good money but you are contributing to it also.
Chain dog is a prison guard so they get a better pension and better pay .
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4 years ago
Minnow the chart for the pension is in groups. Chain dogs group at 55 would get 2.5% x years of service.
Firefighters, police officers, and prison guards make up this group.
My group as a school custodian would get 1.5%x years of service at 55. Since I left 8 years before 55 I got.7 x years of service
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4 years ago
@ 25 I worked outside of Boston where the cost of living is expensive. Even part time office cleaners are getting 20 dollars an hour. Cities and towns who have gone commercial cleaning route almost always go back to hiring there own people. I agree the district I worked for was very inefficient! That’s one of the reasons I left because there were so many slackers.
@ papi when the economy was good we had a hard time getting good people to do the job.
I’m not saying that the pension isn’t good! I’m just pointing out that in Massachusetts it is a contributory pension!
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4 years ago
As a prison guard at 55 he would get 2.5% x years of service. So if he had 30 years it would be 70% of pay, of the average top
5 years salary. No overtime pay. The .7 was my Hyundai pension as I left at 47. Don’t get me wrong it’s a good deal but most people never realize that we put money into it!
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4 years ago
Well if people who work in the private sector saved 11% of their pay they would be all set for retirement. I did a job most people would never do but bitch about the pension I or my father receive! Cleaning shit off of walls and bathroom stalls and picking up puke. Most people would never do it
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4 years ago
Papi Massachusetts pension is on your base pay, not overtime. The contributions do not cover the expenses but I hate when people don’t realize that workers contribute to their pension.
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4 years ago
I work in Maine now and you contribute to your pension here as well. Don’t get me wrong the pension is good, but most don’t realize we put money into it. I was a school custodian and I probably put in 80k in the 24 years I worked .
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4 years ago
If you started a job as a teacher ,police fire, or school custodian you have to put 11% of your pay into the pension fund. You have no choice!
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4 years ago
Government workers only. It is way underfunded and I heard that before they took money out of the fund and spent it elsewhere and now the money is gone. It’s basically a Ponzi scheme as the people who are contributing are paying my pension sort of like social security.
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4 years ago
Wrong mister orange we contribute in Massachusetts. New employees in Massachusetts pay 11% mandatory contributions into the pension. If you put that in a 401k day one at any job you would be all set for retirement.
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4 years ago
Massachusetts you pay into the pension system. Every week they would deduct 8% of my pay to go into my fund. Interest would accrue at 1% or less. After 10 years you would be vested in the plan and would be able to draw on your pension at 55. At 20 years and 45 you could collect and I did as I was grandfathered. At 47 I would be able to collect 17% of my pay. At 47 it was .7 times years of service . So 24x .7 = 17. Chaindog is a prison officer so his pension is 1% higher for every year of service as are police and fireman . It’s definitely a good deal but most people don’t realize that in mass we contribute to the pension.
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4 years ago
The chain dog works in Massachusetts so he has contributed 8-11 percent of his salary to the pension system. If he is getting an 85k pension he has probably contributed 250 to 300k to the system. I worked 24 years and retired recently and collect 880 dollars a month. Is that a Hyundai pension?
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4 years ago
Michael spinks lost to Tyson. His brother Leon died recently.
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4 years ago
Do you remember any of the dancers who were working?
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4 years ago
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loperjust looking for a little human contact along the way
Was An Asian dancer named maya working?
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4 years ago
Was an Asian dancer named maya there?
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4 years ago
Was the dancer named sienna? She is really hot but was an air dance at tens.