What do you do for a living.

[Cardboard Junkie]

Originally Posted by novakjr

Union Ironworker...

Right On.....Union and proud!! IAFF Dave.

[novakjr]

Originally Posted by Cardboard Junkie

Right On.....Union and proud!! IAFF Dave.

Nice. And you got to retire at 52. Even nicer.

Our pension has unfortunately gone to hell, though. $50/credit year, 1900hr/credit year(anyone familiar with the trade knows this is quite improbable in a calendar year), and a retirement age of 65. We've basically gotta start lining up retirement on our own, otherwise we'll be at this a VERY long time.. Luckily our hall does have an annuity set up too, so it's not all bad... Aside from the embarrassing pension, definitely proud to be union...

[jthorst75]

Just retired from the US Air Force today--8/31/13! I was a Aircraft Electrician for 20 years and now I am in Denver as an Avionics QA inspector. I am proud of the time I served and of the places I have been; now I am happy to wear shorts to work and having facial hair.

[glynparson]

It is a staffing firm (temp,temp to perm, and direct hire specialists). If you have the need for workers or you yourself need work, and are currently in Eastern PA, please give me a call.

School Psychologist Brevard Co, Fl

[cammb]

Retired NYCPD and Verizon.

[DHogan]

Originally Posted by jthorst75

Just retired from the US Air Force today--8/31/13! I was a Aircraft Electrician for 20 years and now I am in Denver as an Avionics QA inspector. I am proud of the time I served and of the places I have been; now I am happy to wear shorts to work and having facial hair.

Congratulations ! Thank you for your sevice.

[Bestdj777]

Originally Posted by DHogan

Congratulations ! Thank you for your sevice.

+1. Very appreciative of the time served. My father was a career military man as well. Sometimes wish I'd followed in his foot steps but became a corporate lawyer instead.

[Leon]

This thread was put in the watercooler section, which is technically the correct place. I thought it would be a fun thread so I moved it.

[Jason]

Im the Executive Chef at a Private Country Club just outside of Richmond.Easy work and all the free rounds I want.Its a bent grass Arnold Palmer Course.

[DHogan]

Originally Posted by Leon

This thread was put in the watercooler section, which is technically the correct place. I thought it would be a fun thread so I moved it.

Thank's Leon. A lot of interesting jobs people have out there. I finally have one.

[albrshbr]

Originally Posted by jthorst75

Just retired from the US Air Force today--8/31/13! I was a Aircraft Electrician for 20 years and now I am in Denver as an Avionics QA inspector. I am proud of the time I served and of the places I have been; now I am happy to wear shorts to work and having facial hair.

Congrats! I retired from active duty 8 years ago, and now I work for an other Federal Agency.

[dabigyankeeman]

Retired from work at age 61, a few years ago. I am so happy to be an unproductive member of society!!!

Used to do all kinds of office work, inventory, purchasing, computers, accts payable, you name it.

[tinkertoeverstochance]

PhD candidate in Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences at Purdue University. Looking for jobs soon as my degree wraps up....

[sportscardpete]

My brother and I are from Vermont and we run a maple syrup conglomerate.

[mouschi]

I'm a Web developer and (surprise!) Graphic designer

[esd10]

I work at amazon