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Earlier this month, the American Federation of Teachers president urged chief fiduciary officers to urgently review their Telsa holdings in pension funds. Now Canada’s largest federal public sector union is following suit.

Following the administration’s tariff announcement, approximately $169 billion was lost during the April 3-8 trading day period (and $248.8 billion in assets in 2025), according to the non-profit pension fund institution.

The class action lawsuit filed by employees who alleged they were shorted on pension payments, was originally dismissed after plaintiffs missed the 3-year deadline to file a fiduciary claim, however, the Labor Department came to the workers’ defense.

To clear up any confusion for administrators of both single-employer and multi-employer defined benefit plans, the Department of Labor has issued new guidance for annual AFN notices that are due by April 30, 2025.

Given the steep plunge in Tesla shares this year, the AFT President is urging money managers to "safeguard retirement assets" and urgently review their current holdings in electric car Tesla, which is a target of political protests amid growing animosity for the brand.

Retirement plans were central to recent strike negotiations at Boeing and UAW.

Restricting the forced early applications to the Social Security disability benefits program is a common-sense reform and could bring about real and meaningful change in the lives of occupationally disabled workers.

While they appreciate the interest in efficiency, Andrew Biggs and Jason Fichtner fear beneficiaries will suffer.