There are 522 people that have retired in the last 10 years getting pensions of $1500 or more.
That is $1,325, 424 per month just to those people.
That figure does not include all those making under $1500/mo.
Largest monthly pensions
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2 comments:
It would be better if the employment length and earnings was also included. Some of those with larger pensions may have been with TriMet for a long time.
Overall, it would be good to accurately compare the inflation in administrative pensions to what represented employees get.
What is the argument? That these drivers don't deserve a pension? That they don't deserve such large pensions?
What?
What is the basis for the argument?
This post is a good demonstration that raw data is meaningless.
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