Azg
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I can't think of a job that does not have some sort of pension scheme.So now we support a bloated cabinet of deputies and a dozen minister's pensions?
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I can't think of a job that does not have some sort of pension scheme.So now we support a bloated cabinet of deputies and a dozen minister's pensions?
So now? It has always been like that, it's not a new dawn phenomenon.So now we support a bloated cabinet of deputies and a dozen minister's pensions?
I can't think of a job that does not have some sort of pension scheme.
I know. At my last company it was the same. I just meant there is nothing unusual about an employee having a pension, no matter how useless you think they were at their job.There are many...
And its not job related, but company...
I've worked for 2 different companies that had no pension/provident setup in place and it was left up to the employees to manage that process themselves.
I know. At my last company it was the same. I just meant there is nothing unusual about an employee having a pension, no matter how useless you think they were at their job.
If ministers do their job ethically and responsibly, then this is not really a huge sum. There are coders here who earn that much amount of money in 2 years. And of course Lew earns that much in an hour.A pension is one thing...
This lot are granted 4 months salary for every 5 years worked. So for some of the guys, that is a R2.4m payout (since its capped at a full years salary maximum).
This is over and above their pension benefit (which is large as well at 7.5% of their salary + 17% government contribution)
If ministers do their job ethically and responsibly, then this is not really a huge sum. There are coders here who earn that much amount of money in 2 years. And of course Lew earns that much in an hour.
Umm they get a fscking salary of R2.4m per year ffs... why should they get an additional payout over and above their pension when they resign?
The joke is on them. Is their own political party, and government, not busy looting their own pension money through PIC etc? By the time they can/want to retire, there will be no money in the fund.Umm they get a fscking salary of R2.4m per year ffs... why should they get an additional payout over and above their pension when they resign?
A pension is one thing...
This lot are granted 4 months salary for every 5 years worked. So for some of the guys, that is a R2.4m payout (since its capped at a full years salary maximum).
This is over and above their pension benefit (which is large as well at 7.5% of their salary + 17% government contribution)
The joke is on them. Is their own political party, and government, not busy looting their own pension money through PIC etc? By the time they can/want to retire, there will be no money in the fund.![]()
You got a point. I just randomly checked and SA salaries are at par with UK cabinet ministers.
But, I was thinking more in terms of comparison of huge responsibility as cabinet minister as against SABC CEO who got 4.2million salary. And some other CEO salary examples elsewhere in SOE's.
SABC CEO should probably get 100 rands as compared to cabinet minister getting 2.4 M assuming they both do their jobs properly.
I can not even Google the term “guaranteed value”. Anyway, guarantee as much as you want, if there is no money, or the money has no value, then you are screwed.Guaranteed value pension as krycor stated..... which is almost unheard of in this country now.
I can not even Google the term “guaranteed value”. Anyway, guarantee as much as you want, if there is no money, or the money has no value, then you are screwed.
I can not even Google the term “guaranteed value”. Anyway, guarantee as much as you want, if there is no money, or the money has no value, then you are screwed.
No use telling these idiots they are sitting on the wrong side of the branch they are sawing off. Let the state pension plunder continue. They are only going to hurt the people they pretend to serve even further.Termed officially as Defined Benefit as far as I know...
Aka if you retire on a salary of X, you will get x% of that salary for the rest of your life as a pension... (adjusted for inflation as well if I remember correctly)
But yes, if they plunder the pension fund to death there will be nothing to get, but the country will have gone down in flames before that point anyway.