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Burypensions: Breaking News: Second New MPRA Filing

Posted on January 23, 2021 by Mary Pat Campbell
Breaking News: Second New MPRA Filing

Description: Details on Roofers Local No. 88 Pension Fund out of Merrillville, IN, which filed to cut benefits.

Author: John Bury

Publication Date: 13 January 2021

Publication Site: Burypensions

Posted in Multiemployer pensionsTagged burypensions, John Bury, MPRA

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