As an Active Plan member, you are not permitted to withdraw your vested pension account until your termination or retirement from your employment and based on the provisions of the CBA...
The Board of Trustees is responsible for overseeing the general administration and overall governance of the Pension Plan. The Board of Trustees is comprised of the following individuals who are appointed...
Some members have pension benefits under a prior defined benefit component of this Plan. This prior plan was in effect until December 31st, 1987. If you terminated your Plan membership...
Your normal retirement date under the Plan is the first day of the month coinciding with or immediately following your 65th birthday. You may retire early any time after you have reached age 55...
If you should pass away while you are a member of the Pension Plan, your spouse, designated beneficiary or estate will receive your pension death benefit. The amount of this benefit is the same as...
If you have been a Member of this Pension Plan for less than two years and your Plan membership terminated prior to July 1st, 2012, your pension benefit is not vested. You will be entitled to a lump sum...
As an Active Plan member, you are not permitted to withdraw your vested pension account until your termination or retirement from your employment and based on the provisions of the CBA...
The Pension Plan administrator collects personal information about you on behalf of the UNITE HERE Pension Plan and their service providers. The information collected is needed to properly administer...
A member could stop contributing to the Pension Plan when one of the following situations occurs:
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The Board of Trustees is responsible for determining the investment direction of the Plan assets with the assistance of their professional consultants. The Board regularly review the investments...
Your beneficiary is the person who you want to receive your pension death benefit. Under pension legislation: If you have a spouse, your spouse is automatically your pension beneficiary unless...
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