ALPA dues on the Fedex May 15 paycheck
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ALPA dues on the Fedex May 15 paycheck
Does anybody else have an odd amount of ALPA dues withheld form this check?
If I take the dues witheld divided by my gross earnings in the month of April, the amount is 3.57%! Not to mention, if I take my annual ALPA dues withheld thus far divided by my gross annual pay thus far is 2.62%.
This seems very odd and I am wondering if anybody else is seeing this.
If I take the dues witheld divided by my gross earnings in the month of April, the amount is 3.57%! Not to mention, if I take my annual ALPA dues withheld thus far divided by my gross annual pay thus far is 2.62%.
This seems very odd and I am wondering if anybody else is seeing this.
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This is about as clear as mud, but this is what I got from ALPA in an email:
May 2007 Dues Check Off Notice
Some of our members participating in Dues Check Off (DCO) may have noticed that their April 15th DCO deduction was exactly the same amount as their previous DCO deduction on March 15th. That is because due to an administrative error in the DCO process ALPA inadvertently used the same company income file to calculate both the March and April 15th DCO deductions. The affected members will see this error reconciled in the May 15th DCO deduction. The end result will be that the sum of your DCO deductions for April and May should correlate with the sum of your March and April income. We apologize for any inconvenience this error may have caused. If you have any questions please feel free to call MEC Secretary-Treasurer, Chris Baker at 866-339-2572 (ext. 2011).
May 2007 Dues Check Off Notice
Some of our members participating in Dues Check Off (DCO) may have noticed that their April 15th DCO deduction was exactly the same amount as their previous DCO deduction on March 15th. That is because due to an administrative error in the DCO process ALPA inadvertently used the same company income file to calculate both the March and April 15th DCO deductions. The affected members will see this error reconciled in the May 15th DCO deduction. The end result will be that the sum of your DCO deductions for April and May should correlate with the sum of your March and April income. We apologize for any inconvenience this error may have caused. If you have any questions please feel free to call MEC Secretary-Treasurer, Chris Baker at 866-339-2572 (ext. 2011).
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This is about as clear as mud, but this is what I got from ALPA in an email:
May 2007 Dues Check Off Notice
Some of our members participating in Dues Check Off (DCO) may have noticed that their April 15th DCO deduction was exactly the same amount as their previous DCO deduction on March 15th. That is because due to an administrative error in the DCO process ALPA inadvertently used the same company income file to calculate both the March and April 15th DCO deductions. The affected members will see this error reconciled in the May 15th DCO deduction. The end result will be that the sum of your DCO deductions for April and May should correlate with the sum of your March and April income. We apologize for any inconvenience this error may have caused. If you have any questions please feel free to call MEC Secretary-Treasurer, Chris Baker at 866-339-2572 (ext. 2011).
May 2007 Dues Check Off Notice
Some of our members participating in Dues Check Off (DCO) may have noticed that their April 15th DCO deduction was exactly the same amount as their previous DCO deduction on March 15th. That is because due to an administrative error in the DCO process ALPA inadvertently used the same company income file to calculate both the March and April 15th DCO deductions. The affected members will see this error reconciled in the May 15th DCO deduction. The end result will be that the sum of your DCO deductions for April and May should correlate with the sum of your March and April income. We apologize for any inconvenience this error may have caused. If you have any questions please feel free to call MEC Secretary-Treasurer, Chris Baker at 866-339-2572 (ext. 2011).
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ALPA dues are paid on the previous months earnings.
From your 4/30 paystub:
Look at your "Gross Pay". Deduct the "Excess Life" and "Plt N/T PD".
To that number you have to add December 2006 earnings.
Now, divide that number into your year-to-date "ALPADues" from your 5/15 stub.
It should come out to 1.95%
Mine did.
From your 4/30 paystub:
Look at your "Gross Pay". Deduct the "Excess Life" and "Plt N/T PD".
To that number you have to add December 2006 earnings.
Now, divide that number into your year-to-date "ALPADues" from your 5/15 stub.
It should come out to 1.95%
Mine did.
Last edited by Busboy; 05-19-2007 at 09:14 AM.
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Thanks for the email. Guess I missed that one. What doesn't make sense per the email is if March (5wk month) was the same amount withheld on April (4week), then ALPA owes me money. It also indicates that the problem will be fixed on our May 15 check, which according to my calculations is not the case. Thru the May 15th check, my gross pay indicates that there has been 2.62%.....
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