We Need a Broader Definition of What Benefits Are
You know, like Molson:
Write your Legislator today.
Beer maker Molson is turning off the tap and cutting off the supply of free suds to its retirees, the Toronto Star reported on Tuesday.Being on TRS 3, where it's a 50/50 proposition whether you'll retire or die first, I know that a complimentary liquor policy would help me be more positive about the state of things. And since Washington State has a monopoly on the liquor store business, it seems doable!
Molson, a division of Molson Coors, said it was looking to "standardize" its complimentary beer policy.
There are 2,400 Molson retirees in Canada and their free beer costs the company about C$1 million ($900,000) a year, the Star said.
Write your Legislator today.
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1 Comments:
It might be a good way to encourage me to retire early if the beer benefit stays. :)
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