When Do Ironworkers Retire?
(A) You Are at Least Age 50, and (B) You Have Completed at Least 30 Year's of Pension Credit, and (C) You Worked at Least 800 Hours for an Employer at a...
(a) You are at least age 50, and (b) You have completed at least 30 years of Pension Credit, and (c) You worked at least 800 hours for an Employer at a contribution rate of at least $1.42 per hour.
At what age do ironworkers retire?
Normal Retirement Age means age 65 or, if later, your age on the fifth anniversary of your participation in the Plan. Participation before a Permanent Break in Service shall not be counted. Pension Credits are used to calculate your Pension benefit.
Do ironworkers get a pension?
The Iron Workers District Council Pension Plan is designed to provide some of your retirement. Your pension benefit can be a significant part of your retirement income. The amount of your pension benefit is generally based on the number of years you work for an Employer that contributes to the Plan on your behalf.
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