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We are currently bargaining for a first contract with an employer. The Employer currently has a 401k plan in place and has stated that union members cannot participate in the plan and have pointed to language in their SPD which states that union employees whose employment is governed by a collective bargaining agreement under which retirement benefits were the subject of good faith bargaining are excluded from the plan. (The Employer is offering a separate 401k plan for union members with lower contributions). The exclusion of union members seems permissible to me. Am I missing something? Any feedback would be appreciated.
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Our company is considering selling to a buyer that will continue to use the Union workers and continue paying into all Union Benefit plans. Can the company (current shareholder) sell it's shares to this buyer without liability to ERISA's Pension program involving "Withdrawal Liability"? The company has been incorporated for many years. Thank you - Don
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