Profit Sharing Oops. Anyone Else or Hack?
02-27-2018 | 02:56 PM
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Profit Sharing Oops. Anyone Else or Hack?
There has been an error in how profit sharing was calculated this year. If you are receiving this email it is because you were included in the error and need to validate that you received the amount you were supposed to. To some this means they will be receiving the additional amount in their March statement, while others will need to coordinate with HR to develop a means of returning any excess given in error. To see whether you owe or are owed, please login to deltanet and review your profit sharing election status at the following url.
https://deltanet.delta.com/hr/profit...calculator.php
-Delta Air Lines Accounting
https://deltanet.delta.com/hr/profit...calculator.php
-Delta Air Lines Accounting
02-27-2018 | 02:57 PM
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Seriously? You clicked that?
Well, you've been phished -- by Delta Information Security.
SCROLL DOWN and DO NOT CLOSE OUT to complete a brief mandatory course. Your course completion is being tracked.
No harm was done this time, but next time, you won't be so lucky.
You took the bait and clicked on the link or attachment in an e-mail Delta Information Security designed to look a cyber-criminal's note. We are conducting random tests like this to increase awareness about phishing notes.
It is critical that Delta employees understand the dangers of clicking on bad attachments and links.
We created a short 5-minute training course to help you recognize phishing notes.
* You must complete this quick course. We will monitor and track your completion, and the results will be reported to your leadership.
Well, you've been phished -- by Delta Information Security.
SCROLL DOWN and DO NOT CLOSE OUT to complete a brief mandatory course. Your course completion is being tracked.
No harm was done this time, but next time, you won't be so lucky.
You took the bait and clicked on the link or attachment in an e-mail Delta Information Security designed to look a cyber-criminal's note. We are conducting random tests like this to increase awareness about phishing notes.
It is critical that Delta employees understand the dangers of clicking on bad attachments and links.
We created a short 5-minute training course to help you recognize phishing notes.
* You must complete this quick course. We will monitor and track your completion, and the results will be reported to your leadership.
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