Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
02-11-2011, 09:58 PM
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Bingo. Plus, those of is who suffered through the furlough and the BK are just damn happy to see profit sharing. It's been a long climb back and we're just getting started. *****ing about the size of the profit sharing check is counterproductive. Work on making more profits and a new and better contract would be my recommendation.
02-11-2011, 10:52 PM
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Do we have a pilot lounge in LAX? If so, can someone pm me some intel.
Also, if I deviate dh at the end of a trip, can I now book the dh on Icrew?
I haven't flown the line the last few months and I can't remember about the dv8 dh stuff.
Thanks,
Also, if I deviate dh at the end of a trip, can I now book the dh on Icrew?
I haven't flown the line the last few months and I can't remember about the dv8 dh stuff.
Thanks,
02-12-2011, 01:37 AM
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The Delta Credit Union shows two pending deposits under "Pending ACH, one on 2/14 (profit sharing) and another on 2/15 payroll, the profit sharing is larger than my payroll deposit, about what I expected. 
02-12-2011, 02:54 AM
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There are currently no pending ACH items.
Did I get fired and just haven't gotten the word yet??
02-12-2011, 03:58 AM
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02-12-2011, 04:07 AM
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Question,
Profit Sharing is determined by your 2010 Eligible Earnings multiplied by 6.5%, now how are they defining Eligible Earnings? (Is that before taxes or after taxes)
Not exactly moonlighting as an accountant or anything, but I'm guessing that the Eligible Earnings is before any taxes are taken out.
Then whatever your Profit Sharing comes to, you will see an typical withholding taken out (taxes, ALPA dues, SS, etc., etc.)
Profit Sharing is determined by your 2010 Eligible Earnings multiplied by 6.5%, now how are they defining Eligible Earnings? (Is that before taxes or after taxes)
Not exactly moonlighting as an accountant or anything, but I'm guessing that the Eligible Earnings is before any taxes are taken out.
Then whatever your Profit Sharing comes to, you will see an typical withholding taken out (taxes, ALPA dues, SS, etc., etc.)
02-12-2011, 04:21 AM
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Bingo. Plus, those of is who suffered through the furlough and the BK are just damn happy to see profit sharing. It's been a long climb back and we're just getting started. *****ing about the size of the profit sharing check is counterproductive. Work on making more profits and a new and better contract would be my recommendation.
02-12-2011, 04:23 AM
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02-12-2011, 04:53 AM
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02-12-2011, 05:23 AM
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Question,
Profit Sharing is determined by your 2010 Eligible Earnings multiplied by 6.5%, now how are they defining Eligible Earnings? (Is that before taxes or after taxes)
Not exactly moonlighting as an accountant or anything, but I'm guessing that the Eligible Earnings is before any taxes are taken out.
Then whatever your Profit Sharing comes to, you will see an typical withholding taken out (taxes, ALPA dues, SS, etc., etc.)
Profit Sharing is determined by your 2010 Eligible Earnings multiplied by 6.5%, now how are they defining Eligible Earnings? (Is that before taxes or after taxes)
Not exactly moonlighting as an accountant or anything, but I'm guessing that the Eligible Earnings is before any taxes are taken out.
Then whatever your Profit Sharing comes to, you will see an typical withholding taken out (taxes, ALPA dues, SS, etc., etc.)
To estimate your GROSS profit sharing check, my best guess is to add FLT PAY and FLT ADV from your YTD total on your 12/31/10 paycheck, and then multiply that number by 6.5%. Then take out all the taxes, dues, etc. to get your net amount.
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