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The post He Came Out of Retirement for a 30-Mile Pipeline. Social Security Counted the Welding Pay but Not the Per Diem Kept Off His W-2 Wages appeared first on 24/7 Wall St..
A 64-year-old retired welder in West Virginia sees the news that Hope Gas announced a $250 million, 30-mile pipeline expected to create more than 600 construction jobs. He claimed Social Security two years ago at 62. The pay is good, the assignment runs from spring through the end of 2026, and he figures a temporary return

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