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<blockquote data-quote="john250" data-source="post: 1065229" data-attributes="member: 4406"><p>I've got nothing about your original question but the general observation that govt. treats it's employees awfully well. </p><p>Pensions and "pension fairness" is going to be the political issue of the next 50 yrs. </p><p>Cities, countys and states have promised benefits which cannot be paid. i.e. Detroit. i.e. Illinois and California. </p><p>The pressure is going to land heavy on the guys with the printing press.</p><p>A worker in Detroit could legitimately argue that he we was in good standing with his bosses and he is entitled to get the pension his union negotiated (legally) for him/her. Clearly, the worker isn't going to get 100% of that pension, but...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="john250, post: 1065229, member: 4406"] I've got nothing about your original question but the general observation that govt. treats it's employees awfully well. Pensions and "pension fairness" is going to be the political issue of the next 50 yrs. Cities, countys and states have promised benefits which cannot be paid. i.e. Detroit. i.e. Illinois and California. The pressure is going to land heavy on the guys with the printing press. A worker in Detroit could legitimately argue that he we was in good standing with his bosses and he is entitled to get the pension his union negotiated (legally) for him/her. Clearly, the worker isn't going to get 100% of that pension, but... [/QUOTE]
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