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Primer on Withdrawal Liability for Multiemployer Plan Trustees and Administrators (PDF)
Benefits & Compensation Digest 
Aug. 3, 2005
5 pages. Excerpt: Trustees of multiemployer plans have a fiduciary duty to understand and collect withdrawal liability, monitor the plan professionals that provide advice and counsel, make the decisions for their plans and assume responsibility under ERISA. This article helps trustees and administrators carry out their responsibilities.
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