Profit Sharing Fantasy
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JM was and is a class act. Miss him around here.
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Great summary; I'd like to add that in C16 the company took away profit sharing from everyone else to pressure the pilots to negotiate away our PS. We refused, and the company added back all the other employees to their former PS plan.
I recently had an AMT that was working on my airplane ask if we "pilots" also received profit sharing like they did.....a history lesson respectfully ensued.
I recently had an AMT that was working on my airplane ask if we "pilots" also received profit sharing like they did.....a history lesson respectfully ensued.
It just looks bad to have only the union employees get what is percieved by everyone else as a "reward" (even though it really isn't, it's a negotiated benefit). The company pivoted to making everyone think profit sharing is benevolence and then doubled down and turned it into a big party/celebration on valentines day. They like the optics of this soooo much that even in a year we didn't make a profit (COVID) they still shelled out a $$ "gift" on profit sharing day to keep up the hype.
As I said, I don't like it but from a management perspective I actually think it was a brilliant idea to hijack our negotiated profit sharing benefit the way they did.
Last edited by UGBSM; 12-18-2023 at 07:24 AM.
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"The only reason you have profit sharing is because of the pilots. You're welcome" isn't an effective use of dues.
#18
I agree, we do need to keep our own educated though, and a memo outlining this sent on 2/14 needs to be the norm.
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