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Are you entitled to your pension after being fired but have worked over 30 years for a company?
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∙ 13y ago
Not enough is known about your specific circumstance. It all depends on the legalities and the wording of the company's pension plan.
You should be able to collect, unless you were fired "for cause" then, conceivably,
you might not qualify for their pension plan, but you would be entitled to at least recover any amouint YOU contributed to the plan from your own pay over the years.
If this is a concern - you really should consult with legal counsel to discuss your particular situation.
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