One Way Electric, Kevin Pozo rip-off of my retirement money said I was not vested he changed it from 2-years to three cheated employees and screwed the customers even more Phoenix Arizona
Was told that after 2-years of working there you start getting retirement money,was told this in a meeting with 3-other people now i dont work there no more and applyed for my money he said its three (3) years you have to be there i was there about 2yrs 6months he's not giveing me no retirement money that he owes me about 7000-10000 dollars,
Donald
phoenix, Arizona
U.S.A.
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Anon
Miami,Florida,
U.S.A.
Need more information ..bring your matter to the Labor Board
#2Consumer Comment
Thu, February 27, 2003
Usually the word "vested" means the matching portion a company gives you toward retirement. Do your check stubs show deductions for retirement? Do you have any statements from some sort of retirement fund indicating the contributions made and the balance?
If so, bring your matter to the Labor Board in your state. They handle pay issues, not sure if they handle retirement funds but they would know where to direct you for help. Maybe the IRS needs to look at his accounting also.
Is there any sort of employee handbook indicating the terms of the retirement?
Get written statements from the other employees present when the retirement plan was discussed. You will need as much documentation as possible, since it sounds like your former employer was pretty seat-of-the-pants with the accounting.
Good luck to you.