What’s up, buddy? I just wondered to your channel. I just got the first check from tier 6. How much is it in general? I guess it depends on how much o.t we made
They need to replace tier 5-6 back to Tier 4 asap. The state and local governments have 16k vacancies as we speak. Nobody wants to work a public service job with a terrible pension.
Thanks for this info the breakdown was very informative… I’m Tier 4 started in 2007… TA. I’ve friends in MTA bus I’ll definitely share this with them… you’ve a new subscriber.
I'm a B.O. out of LaGuardia depot and been back to work since June 2023 after an 11month healing time from leg surgery is it too late to file a claim for the 60%. I'm 18yrs on the job. Thank you
Hey Michael I am a Station Agent 11 years as a B/O 18 years reclassified as a S/A I just applied for 60% supplemental pay and was told that I need to see a doctor every month or I would not be paid. I’ve had spine surgery and saw my doctor 2 weeks after surgery my next appointment was 6 weeks. To allow my body to heal therefore I went without an appointment for one month
Would you be able to do a video on pension loans at retirement? There is alpt of misinformation out there in regards to the reduction factors and how they work, the tax consequences etc. Thanks Tony
You should also break down for people who work less time example 5-10 years... this would apply to people who come into mta later in life who will never see 25-30 years of service...
I’m needing a 4 week period off for mental health . Have 2weeks pto what wording us I’d see to see that the therapist will give me 4 weeks off next month ? If I go in saying I want 4 week vacation I fear they will not fill out form for me
Hey sir. I’m in emergency situation as I type this my employer has given me until Monday to submit my FMLA certification form. My family doctor will not fill it out until I have test results back but my test results will not come back in time before the deadline. I will be fired. If I do not get this filled out in time. What should I do?
Hi, Thanks for your time and information , just to add you can also roll a pension loan at retirement into an IRA to avoid any taxes. This can be a good strategy for some.
As an example someone taking a 100,000 loan at retirement age 55, their pension would be reduced by $5,993 per year. This equates to about 17 years break even point at age 72 not including what intrest you would be earning on that money, and also if something were to happen to the retiree that money would goto his/ her family or beneficiary.
I don't get how they wanna cap my OT and then tell me I can only use NINE DAYS. This why they low-key tryna kill the ot. U don't make any ot u can't take days off. They need to do away with the cap for sure. Let me make as many hours as I want
Generally when you receive workers compensation you can’t sue the employer or your co-workers but, there are scenarios where if let’s say you’re injured at work because a vehicle crashed into your bus, you may be able to sue the vehicle owner and collect workers compensation.
@@TAMaBSTOAUnited The tragic part of all this is that workers are getting injured on the job, MTA is denying their comp, forcing employees into financial hardship & back to work before being fully recovered, and TWU does nothing to stem this reprehensible action.
