Management. All-the-way. They contribute and in order to get the pension you have to be under a contract. If there is no Company to retire from...
But don't let that guy's act fool you. Their pension has been practically dead since '08. Around that time it changed to "4 years of work for 1 year of credit" So you work 30 years and your pension is the equivalent of 7 years. That's only a few hundred dollars a month. If that much.
Saw a vid in tiktok of a 30 year employee reacting to being told he won't have a pension. Makes me wonder who is responsible here.
Management. All-the-way. They contribute and in order to get the pension you have to be under a contract. If there is no Company to retire from...
But don't let that guy's act fool you. Their pension has been practically dead since '08. Around that time it changed to "4 years of work for 1 year of credit" So you work 30 years and your pension is the equivalent of 7 years. That's only a few hundred dollars a month. If that much.