Pensions Saved: How the Butch Lewis Act Delivered on Promises for 1 Million Pennsylvania Workers and Retirees

Pension Protection: How the Butch Lewis Act Saved 1 Million Workers and Retirees in Pennsylvania

A Win for Workers: The Butch Lewis Act’s Impact on Retirement Security and the Economy

According to APNews, The government is talking about a big win for workers in Pennsylvania. Thanks to a law called the Butch Lewis Act, over 1 million workers and retirees have kept their pensions. This law was passed in 2021 as part of a bigger plan to help people during the pandemic.

The law helps pension plans that were struggling to stay afloat. It gives them money from the government to keep paying out benefits. This means that many workers won’t have to take big cuts to their retirement pay. The law is named after Butch Lewis, a truck driver who fought hard to protect workers’ pensions.

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Pensions Saved: How the Butch Lewis Act Delivered on Promises for 1 Million Pennsylvania Workers and Retirees (PHOTO: APNews)

Voting for a Secure Future: Rita Lewis’ Personal Story of Gratitude and Advocacy for Workers’ Pensions

Rita Lewis, Butch’s widow, says she’s grateful that President Biden kept his promise to help workers. She’s planning to vote for him in the election because he cares about workers and their pensions. The government is trying to remind people about this issue because it’s important to workers and retirees.

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