Working to Obtain Fair Treatment of Retirees of DOE Contractors in Oak Ridge

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Requests- Section 2 of the DVD
Who is reponsible for adjustments?
DOE and Contractor Disinformation
Comments on DOE Notice 351.1
 

Responsibilities- Presentation from the CORRE DVD Section 4

See in these slides what the responsibilities are for managing the pension plans and who it responsible for considering and granting adjustments and removing inequities. See the roles of the DOE, its contractors, and Congress for retirees of DOE Oak Ridge contractors.

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Who is responsible? Slide 1
There are several contractor pension funds for Oak Ridge employees and retirees.
Slide 2
There are a number of problems with the management of contractor pension funds in Oak Ridge. Slide 3
How are adjustments to, or changes in, the pension program accomplished? Slide 4
CORRE is requesting its Congressional Representatives to step in and help to revise the draft DOE policy N 351.1 before it is implemented in summer 2007. Slide 5
DOE contributes to pension plans are some DOE sites every year, but not to the largest plan (the MEPP) in Oak Ridge- in fact, not since 1984. Slide 6
The overall responsibility for this poor treatment or Tennessee workers by DOE rests with Congress. The Congress has the power to fix it.Slide 7
Difficulties in working with Congress and the Tennessee delegation and staff are created by the misinformation supplied by the contractors and by DOE. Slide 8
Leaders of the companies in Oak Ridge and if their parent companies share a part of the responsibility for the failure of the Oak Ridge pension program. Slide 9
What are the problems with the present setup and what is causing the lack of action on the part of the companies and the government ? Slide 10
Who must act? Slide 11

Why are community leaders and opinion makers supporting the retirees? Slide 12
Impact of Pension Adjustments on Local Economies (Annual) This does not include the impact of the spousal penalty reduction, which would increase the total impact to $70 Million. Slide 13
Number of pension recipients in Tennessee. Slide 14
What can you, as a retiree, do to influence the decision makers? Slide 15
Many people can help!
Whether you are a retiree, a community office holder, opinion maker, or just a citizen, you can make a difference by contacting those responsible and asking them to act favorably on this important issue. Slide 16
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Working for Fair, Equitable, and Competitive Benefits
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12,000 Former K-25, Y-12, and ORNL Employees
 

Coalition of Oak Ridge Retired Employees

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