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Public service employment has grown by 31 per cent

I think you have no choice but to contribute until you hit 35 years.
And after 35, you contribute at 1% of earnings.

It's important to track it yourself, as there's no automated "This person is at 35 years combined" alert, so you risk having excess deductions taken, which require Phoenix action to refund, and are paid out without interest.
 
The ERI is to help reduce the cost of firing.

Laying off is far more expensive.
Then they're doing it wrong. Whatever they have done that compels them to do more than give notice (or whatever else the absolute minimum is allowed by law), they should undo - legislation, long strikes, whatever - and proceed from there. There are more pressing uses for federal funds.
 
Then they're doing it wrong. Whatever they have done that compels them to do more than give notice (or whatever else the absolute minimum is allowed by law), they should undo - legislation, long strikes, whatever - and proceed from there. There are more pressing uses for federal funds.
Ah yes yelling at clouds.

It’s what’s in place. ERI will minimise costs. Reductions have an upfront cost that save over time. Your tantrum won’t change that.

Maybe over time they will roll back collective agreements. Maybe not. Me and certainly you won’t be around for it though.
 
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