| Current Employer Contribution Issues |
| Tuesday, 05 August 2008 07:55 |
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Written by Larry Beebe There were two cases reported in the IFEBP’s June 2008 Legal Legislative Reporter dealing with employer contribution issues. In one case, the court ordered a company to make contributions on behalf non-union employees. The work was covered by a Project Stabilization Agreement (PSA) and the courts ruled that workers covered by the PSA had to be reported even if they were non-union employees. The second case involved a trust agreement which calls for the discretionary imposition of an “exit contribution” by a withdrawing employer, even if the employer had no withdrawal liability. The court dismissed a motion by the employer for summary judgment and has permitted further discovery as to whether an “exit contribution” should be allowed.
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