Ron Saathoff

International Association of Fire Fighters

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Director of Pension Resources at the International Association of Fire Fighters, representing 300,000 professional firefighters in the North America

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Public workers may not be getting the retirement pay they've traditionally been guaranteed by contracts, laws and state constitutions.

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Public workers may not be getting the retirement pay they've traditionally been guaranteed by contracts, laws and state constitutions.

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