Thank you for the resolution and that we won in the Supreme Court. One can see now that Unity is really worried what will come in May. Our vote totals for resolutions really must worry them. Wish I could have been there.
Thanks Arthur. We did not win, today, in the Supreme Court. Today we won in the Court of Appeals. That, for some reason, is the highest court in NY State. The Supreme Court is not, in fact, all that supreme in these parts.
No one asked Mr Brown if the TRS Board decided to eliminate paper statements? If so, did they consult the members or the RTC prior to making that decision?
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Is there state legislation to support preserving Medicare and Medicare supplement at no cost to NUC retirees? Is so, who are the sponsors? If there are sponsors,
As I understand it, they decided to eliminate them, but for now anyone who wanted paper ones could request them for the year 2025. As for next year, no one seemed to know.
There is state legislation to do that. I am not sure who the sponsors are. Good idea asking them to address us. I'll run it up the flagpole.
Thank you for the resolution and that we won in the Supreme Court. One can see now that Unity is really worried what will come in May. Our vote totals for resolutions really must worry them. Wish I could have been there.
Thanks Arthur. We did not win, today, in the Supreme Court. Today we won in the Court of Appeals. That, for some reason, is the highest court in NY State. The Supreme Court is not, in fact, all that supreme in these parts.
You are right. I forgot that fact. However, it is important that we won in the state’s highest court. And yes, I sent another $30 to Maryann’s group.
Two comments:
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No one asked Mr Brown if the TRS Board decided to eliminate paper statements? If so, did they consult the members or the RTC prior to making that decision?
2.
Is there state legislation to support preserving Medicare and Medicare supplement at no cost to NUC retirees? Is so, who are the sponsors? If there are sponsors,
shouldn’t they speak to the RTC?
Thank you!
As I understand it, they decided to eliminate them, but for now anyone who wanted paper ones could request them for the year 2025. As for next year, no one seemed to know.
There is state legislation to do that. I am not sure who the sponsors are. Good idea asking them to address us. I'll run it up the flagpole.