I been at it too long

melvin289

It has just dawned on me that I Came to for for the company I'm with 30 years ago today. Man April 15, 1980 seems so long ago. But, it enables me to buy coins and such.



Ron

BillyKingsley

Happy Anniversary!

Steve27

I'm getting close to that number myself; you have my condolences.

ricko

Congratulations... I would assume that means you like your work and the company. Cheers, RickO

MidLifeCrisis

We should work to live...not live to work.

I retired from the Army after 20 years and am now almost 5 years into my second career.

Happy Anniversary.

mozeppa

36 for me...no hope of retiring.

dimples

I also reached 30 years this past January. Seems like forever.

yellowkid

I retired at 54 to do what I want

johnny9434

congrats melvin, thats a truely wonderful thing

divecchia

Happy Anniversary, and congrats on your longevity with the same company...

Donato

habaraca

This is my first job out of High School, plus 4 years in the Air Force....

So hit 41 years last October...

I am to old for this.

Time to retire for sure,,,,

But love to buy and need funds for that

ctf_error_coins

I'm in at 30 years for my own Nature Photography Business

I'm in at 6 months for my New Error Coin Business

Two business plus a 3 year old, when do I have time for anything else?????

pitboss

I will retire this Sunday. It has been a long time coming.

Meltdown

<< <i>I retired at 54 to do what I want >>




Whooda thunk it. I thought you were just a newbie yellowkid.

Today's also my anniversary at work.
Only 6 years with this company, but I've worked in the same field since high school - 1991.

It's hard to believe it's been 19 years.

BillJones

You are lucky to have been able to get 30 years with one company. I worked in corporate America for 23 years, but it was with three different companies. I only earned a pension from one of them, and it won't be much when I get it. I worked for myself as a coin dealer for 12 years, and that was the best in many ways.

Today companies like to fire the older workers so that they can hire the young ones for less money. That makes it hard to be with a company as long you have been with yours.

The all time record I've known was one guy in the first place I worked after college graduation. He'd been there for 48 years. They made him retire an age 65, but then hired him back to the same job as a consultant.

Manorcourtman

There was a story in Toledo Ohio about an 81 yr. old auto worker who was shoot on his way to work a few weeks ago. He's been working at Chrysler since 1944 when he was 16 years old. 65 years senority!! Believed to be the oldest and longest seniority auto worker in the USA. Now that's alot of years on the job........and no I don't know what happened to him........