Allegiant Air
03-17-2016 | 03:13 PM
#2052
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What a freaking joke. So our profit sharing is paid in our pay bands. The problem with that versus everyone else is our lowest pay band may mean the company is still making a profit, which means all employees still make more than their normal rate. Based on this logic our normal rate is band one, which means we still should get some profit sharing, even in band one.
This is why pay bands are a non-starter with any contract.
If you're considering coming here be very prepared for what you're getting yourself into.
This is why pay bands are a non-starter with any contract.
If you're considering coming here be very prepared for what you're getting yourself into.
03-17-2016 | 04:20 PM
#2056
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Pay bands? What is band 1 pay? For a one year trailing profit margin of up to 7.99% the rates are these:
CA
Year 1: $118
2: $121
3: $123
4: $124
5: $125
6: $126
7: $128
8: $130
9: $133
10:$135
11:$138
12:$140
FO
Year 1: $41
2: $60
3: $68
4: $72
5: $78
6: $82
7: $82
8: $82
9: $82
10:$82
11:$82
12:$82
We are currently on band 4 rates. Fuel is cheap. I would assume fuel will stay cheap for the next 10-12 years and the music will never stop.
CA
Year 1: $118
2: $121
3: $123
4: $124
5: $125
6: $126
7: $128
8: $130
9: $133
10:$135
11:$138
12:$140
FO
Year 1: $41
2: $60
3: $68
4: $72
5: $78
6: $82
7: $82
8: $82
9: $82
10:$82
11:$82
12:$82
We are currently on band 4 rates. Fuel is cheap. I would assume fuel will stay cheap for the next 10-12 years and the music will never stop.
03-17-2016 | 05:24 PM
#2057
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From: 7th green
03-17-2016 | 06:02 PM
#2059
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