I don't think it's nearly as rare as you seem to think it is

Jan 23, 2023
2:04:43pm

CommodoreCoug Political Junky

Day 1 eligibility for elective deferrals and somewhere between a 60-day and a 1-year waiting period for employer match eligibility is fairly commonplace.

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CommodoreCoug

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I started working at a new company about 6 months ago. According to their benefits package, I am not entitled to

ral1988 Mafia Leader

1/23/23 4:25am

Screw you over by taking back the money they shouldn’t have given you initially?

Hawk in the 303

1/23/23 4:59am

You make fighting the man sound like a bad thing.

Methusaleh22

1/23/23 6:39am

That last sentence is something I would expect to hear from a first-term Airmen/Soldier

Wingnut

1/23/23 5:13am

They tend not to make the same mistakes with officers and senior enlisted.

vagabonder

1/23/23 5:19am

Officers and Senior enlisted are Airmen and soldiers

Wingnut

1/23/23 5:21am

And they typically don't have to wait six months to collect BAH for some reason

vagabonder

1/23/23 5:28am

Lol, I wish this were true. It would make your fairy tale reality, and also mean

Junior Deputy

1/23/23 6:22am

Take it up with wingnut for implying junior enlisted are whiny for expecting pay

vagabonder

1/23/23 6:30am

No, I’ll “take it up” with you for perpetuating the fairy tale that there’s not

Junior Deputy

1/23/23 6:33am

"Hey finance, my CO kicked me out of the barracks six months ago and I turned in

vagabonder

1/23/23 6:42am

Those finance troops undoubtedly had been completely task saturated for six

Junior Deputy

1/23/23 6:48am

You're a major reason retention is awful in your unit. Keep telling yourself

vagabonder

1/23/23 6:50am

Lol. When did I say that? Your persecution complex is showing.

Junior Deputy

1/23/23 6:54am

You repeated it about four times. Persecution complex means soft.

vagabonder

1/23/23 6:59am

As an officer who is happily out now, I can assure you they screw us over just as much.

WP17

1/23/23 10:37am

Maybe there isn’t something nefarious at play. But in general the enlisted

kcca

1/23/23 8:25am

I never got back pay for the six months of living off-post before they started

vagabonder

1/23/23 8:40am

this is probably true. E on E violence usually. NCOs treating Jr enlisted like

demon_llama

1/23/23 8:51am

You just don’t hear about it. Probably because officers and senior enlisted tend

Metallicat

1/23/23 6:09am

Fair enough. I was taking wingnut at his word.

vagabonder

1/23/23 6:28am

Lol, I'm not active anymore

ral1988

1/23/23 5:58am

Look at your Summary Plan Description SPD. Unless Dual Eligibility (rare)

SwanSong

1/23/23 5:24am

Eligibility for elective deferral and employer match are not always the same

CommodoreCoug

1/23/23 7:05am

I didn’t say that, it’s very rare though unless it’s a 10 employee group

SwanSong

1/23/23 12:01pm

I don't think it's nearly as rare as you seem to think it is

CommodoreCoug

1/23/23 2:04pm

They probably won't notice.

dYrtbYkerYder

1/23/23 5:39am

Signed, the PAC-12.

rainorsnow

1/23/23 6:01am

What's 50 million between friends?

vagabonder

1/23/23 6:05am

Was just going to ask if he was a former Pac12 exec.

(Private)

1/23/23 8:15am

Did they just start to comply with mandatory enrollments?

Nat Gas Man

1/23/23 8:12am

How can you get "screwed" if they fix the situation to what they told you it

BleedCougarBlue2

1/23/23 8:53am

The legal Plan Document (SPD) governs in ERISA, not “what they tell you”

SwanSong

1/23/23 12:02pm

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