Dal profit up 60%
10-12-2023 | 04:14 AM
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In the first 9 months we have accrued $1.084B in profit sharing, last year at 9 months we had less than a third of that with $291M. It will be a significant improvement and we still have a quarter to go.
10-12-2023 | 06:15 AM
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Yes if aliens come and make us all wear shorts to a dinner with no utensils, the projections will change.
10-12-2023 | 06:17 AM
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I believe it would be ~9%
there is a graphic floating around on FB that outlines the math. Basically in 2022 we had 8.5B in PS eligible wages company wide. For 2023 they expect that number to be about 30% higher, or roughly 11B
1B PS pool /11B in wages comes out to 9 ish %
there is a graphic floating around on FB that outlines the math. Basically in 2022 we had 8.5B in PS eligible wages company wide. For 2023 they expect that number to be about 30% higher, or roughly 11B
1B PS pool /11B in wages comes out to 9 ish %
10-12-2023 | 06:19 AM
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I believe it would be ~9%
there is a graphic floating around on FB that outlines the math. Basically in 2022 we had 8.5B in PS eligible wages company wide. For 2023 they expect that number to be about 30% higher, or roughly 11B
1B PS pool /11B in wages comes out to 9 ish %
there is a graphic floating around on FB that outlines the math. Basically in 2022 we had 8.5B in PS eligible wages company wide. For 2023 they expect that number to be about 30% higher, or roughly 11B
1B PS pool /11B in wages comes out to 9 ish %
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