Furlough Fund Update
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There was also the guy who has been here 31 yrs on facebook with the snarky "I hope my union dues are decreased 30% like my pay was." Impressive to make it that long in this career and not understand union dues or how a % works.
#12
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Let them keep the current funds until they decide that the do not need them. But IMO, they need to have another vote if they want to restart taking $ from my paycheck.
OK, and that will make a difference this time how? Payroll close out happens on the 8th and the company was in process of finalizing for the mid-month check. The company has said they can turn off assessment for the November 1st paycheck.
Considering administrative costs of opening, closing, auditing and then distributing the funds - which come out of the funds - then I have no problem with the funds being held in an account until it is determined whether or not UA furloughs next year. I would rather NOT pay all of those costs twice out of MY money. Just my opinion.
Considering administrative costs of opening, closing, auditing and then distributing the funds - which come out of the funds - then I have no problem with the funds being held in an account until it is determined whether or not UA furloughs next year. I would rather NOT pay all of those costs twice out of MY money. Just my opinion.
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OK, and that will make a difference this time how? Payroll close out happens on the 8th and the company was in process of finalizing for the mid-month check. The company has said they can turn off assessment for the November 1st paycheck.
Considering administrative costs of opening, closing, auditing and then distributing the funds - which come out of the funds - then I have no problem with the funds being held in an account until it is determined whether or not UA furloughs next year. I would rather NOT pay all of those costs twice out of MY money. Just my opinion.
Considering administrative costs of opening, closing, auditing and then distributing the funds - which come out of the funds - then I have no problem with the funds being held in an account until it is determined whether or not UA furloughs next year. I would rather NOT pay all of those costs twice out of MY money. Just my opinion.
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