Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
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oh this is a fun past few pages, i'd like to add something with some relevance,
I like muffins, thanks for listening, carry on
I like muffins, thanks for listening, carry on
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FTB we need a cheerleader....STAT!
Cheers
George
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George
If I am not mistaken, the profit-sharing amount is a percentage of our pretax income. So the amount they've set aside is immaterial with regards to what we'll get. Am I wrong?
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I don't think that's right. They distribute whatever qualifies, in proportion to your W2. IOW, the W2 is used to differentiate between employees, to determine what proportion of the pot everyone gets. But the size of the pot is a variable, and your part of the loot changes accordingly.
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I'm sorry... I ask questions, and now I'm thinking I'm not going to wait around for the answers. This is a discussion that will surely be ongoing in a little while, and will only get more... mature over time. It's like a good wine bottle, and I don't want to sip from it too early, or I won't get the full enjoyment.
I'm going to see if the wife and kids are still around.
Have a nice week-end, everyone.
I'm going to see if the wife and kids are still around.
Have a nice week-end, everyone.
Like Carl, overall I'm happy with the way things are turning out. Lets keep our eyes on 2012.
Ferd
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I don't think that's right. They distribute whatever qualifies, in proportion to your W2. IOW, the W2 is used to differentiate between employees, to determine what proportion of the pot everyone gets. But the size of the pot is a variable, and your part of the loot changes accordingly.
So let me get this straight, someone who got a ton of GS in the summer and is going to have a bigger W-2 is now going to get MORE money with the profit sharing as well?
my numbers for profit sharing are based off of the Negotiators Notepad on the DALPA website.
Super quick version: DAL pilots make up about 1/3 of the "non-merit pool" employees (i.e. non-management).
Therefore we get about $86.67 Million to divide among the pilots.
If the "average" pilot makes about $140k (that is my number, its a total WAG). Multiply that by about 11000 active pilots.
Take your "total pilot payroll" number and divide that by the 86.67 mil and you get about 5.5-6.5% range with room for error in estimates.
That is how I arrived at my number. YMMV.
Super quick version: DAL pilots make up about 1/3 of the "non-merit pool" employees (i.e. non-management).
Therefore we get about $86.67 Million to divide among the pilots.
If the "average" pilot makes about $140k (that is my number, its a total WAG). Multiply that by about 11000 active pilots.
Take your "total pilot payroll" number and divide that by the 86.67 mil and you get about 5.5-6.5% range with room for error in estimates.
That is how I arrived at my number. YMMV.
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