Minnesota/Kentucky fertility based on ENERGY | I have a different view on this UAW/Deere; most of us self-employed have paid in for our SS 1.5 compared to others, we pay way out of proportion medical ours alone is $3,225.00 and a total of $7,500.00 out of pocket. The two combined would produce enough for a 1920 hours a year employee at $24.06 an hour. We have had to figure our retirement, which ours went to pay for four years of running to specialists, seven years of travel back and forth to St Louis, MO for cancer appointments, all spent on a good woman. Non the less never got a free ride or a significant benefit as I'm less than perfect, and as I'm glad I am, Jesus hung with less than ideal people. But why does someone with less education, fewer work hours, more benefits hold yet another employer hostage? |
John Deere UAW
