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...whereas government employees have free healthcare,...
What government employees get free health care? (Outside military service members.)
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The son of a ***** past two post master generals, were put in there to DESTROY it, so the billionaires can get their wish of privatizing it.
The Postal Service has informed the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) of its intention to temporarily suspend its employer’s contributions for the defined benefit portion of the Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS) to conserve cash and preserve liquidity due to its ongoing, severe financial crisis.
“There will not be any immediate detrimental impact to our current or future retirees if normal FERS cost payments are temporarily withheld,” said Postal Service Chief Financial Officer Luke Grossmann. “The risk to the Postal Service and the American public from insufficient liquidity for postal operations dramatically outweighs any longer-term risk to the pension funds from not making the currently due payments. We will continue to transmit to OPM employees’ contributions to FERS and will also continue to transmit employer automatic and matching contributions and employee contributions to the Thrift Savings Plan. It must be noted that our pension systems remain much better funded than other agencies.”
The Postal Service pays about $200 million every other week to OPM for the FERS annuity. Suspension of payments, effective April 10, will free about $2.5 billion in the current fiscal year.
And make their financial problems $2.5B worse next year.
ETA: As a reminder, the USPS is buying 66,000 electric vehicles at a program cost of $145,454 per unit.
The USPS is nothing but a bloated jobs program.
Trump's America!!
The Postal Service has informed the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) of its intention to temporarily suspend its employer’s contributions for the defined benefit portion of the Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS) to conserve cash and preserve liquidity due to its ongoing, severe financial crisis.
“There will not be any immediate detrimental impact to our current or future retirees if normal FERS cost payments are temporarily withheld,” said Postal Service Chief Financial Officer Luke Grossmann. “The risk to the Postal Service and the American public from insufficient liquidity for postal operations dramatically outweighs any longer-term risk to the pension funds from not making the currently due payments. We will continue to transmit to OPM employees’ contributions to FERS and will also continue to transmit employer automatic and matching contributions and employee contributions to the Thrift Savings Plan. It must be noted that our pension systems remain much better funded than other agencies.”
The Postal Service pays about $200 million every other week to OPM for the FERS annuity. Suspension of payments, effective April 10, will free about $2.5 billion in the current fiscal year.
And make their financial problems $2.5B worse next year.
ETA: As a reminder, the USPS is buying 66,000 electric vehicles at a program cost of $145,454 per unit.
The USPS is nothing but a bloated jobs program.
I live comfortably in retirement on my 401Ks provided by my private sector employers and my investments. Your response is typical knee jerk rubbish. Come back when you actually THINK about what I said. Or not, that works too.
What government employees get free health care? (Outside military service members.)
WW