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 Bet you would have more fun with the books and records of the teamsters local 707 pension fund and its trustees Kevin mccaffrey union president anc elected Suffolk county legislator  as well as the yrc trustee. 

Hint consult congressional records and speak with congresswoman Carolyn Maloney and committee about how government loans to yrc  were used eg money to teamsters

Note teamster pension funds cashed out by feds with those culpable not even being given a surfboard and ttansportation to The Wedge in California for a bit of sun in the fun smash

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The $392,000 Lifeguard: ‘Baywatch’ as Union Shop

Savvy bargaining has gotten them handsome benefits and six-figure salaries.

By Adam Andrzejewski

May 12, 2021 6:25 pm ET

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A lifeguard keeps watch in Huntington Beach, Calif., June 29, 2020.

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Being a lifeguard isn’t easy, but in Los Angeles it can be lucrative. Auditors at OpenTheBooks.com found 82 county lifeguards earning at least $200,000 including benefits and seven making between $300,000 and $392,000. Thirty-one lifeguards made between $50,000 and $131,000 in overtime alone.

After 30 years of service, they can retire as young as 55 on 79% of their pay. The Los Angeles County Lifeguard Association makes all this possible. Since 1995 the union has bargained for better wages, hours, benefits and working conditions. 

Over the past five years, lifeguard captain Daniel Douglas brought home $630,000 in overtime alone. His total employment costs in 2019 were $368,668—$140,706 base bay, $131,493 in overtime, $21,760 in “other pay” and $74,709 in benefits.