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02-09-2023 | 07:39 AM
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Did anyone read Ed's Letter on Mon announcing the 5% raise? In the letter he went on to say that on the 14th, each eligible employee will receive Profit Sharing equal to 5.57%.
I know the PS tool said estimated 5% but my spreadsheet doesn't do "estimate", so which number is it? I know ALPA is supposed to edit the amount which has resulted in increased payouts in the past.
I know the PS tool said estimated 5% but my spreadsheet doesn't do "estimate", so which number is it? I know ALPA is supposed to edit the amount which has resulted in increased payouts in the past.
02-09-2023 | 08:37 AM
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Did anyone read Ed's Letter on Mon announcing the 5% raise? In the letter he went on to say that on the 14th, each eligible employee will receive Profit Sharing equal to 5.57%.
I know the PS tool said estimated 5% but my spreadsheet doesn't do "estimate", so which number is it? I know ALPA is supposed to edit the amount which has resulted in increased payouts in the past.
I know the PS tool said estimated 5% but my spreadsheet doesn't do "estimate", so which number is it? I know ALPA is supposed to edit the amount which has resulted in increased payouts in the past.
02-09-2023 | 01:03 PM
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Did anyone read Ed's Letter on Mon announcing the 5% raise? In the letter he went on to say that on the 14th, each eligible employee will receive Profit Sharing equal to 5.57%.
I know the PS tool said estimated 5% but my spreadsheet doesn't do "estimate", so which number is it? I know ALPA is supposed to edit the amount which has resulted in increased payouts in the past.
I know the PS tool said estimated 5% but my spreadsheet doesn't do "estimate", so which number is it? I know ALPA is supposed to edit the amount which has resulted in increased payouts in the past.
02-09-2023 | 01:19 PM
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02-09-2023 | 05:04 PM
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Can someone confirm, that on top of the 5.57% of your 2022 earning, you will get an additional 16% of whatever the sum is?
(so the total would be 6.4612%!)
Good on you guys & gals... and good luck with your TA Vote.
We on the UAL side are watching very closely~
Motch
(so the total would be 6.4612%!)
Good on you guys & gals... and good luck with your TA Vote.
We on the UAL side are watching very closely~
Motch
02-09-2023 | 05:12 PM
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That is correct.
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