Like the previous posts stated I cleared the history and cookies in my browser and was able to log in. Using an iMac w/Firefox 17. Hope that helps!

I'm on a Mac, I'm able to get in with Safari, but I clear my cookies with Safari.

On Firefox 18, I can't get in, I cleared the Delta cookies but not all of them, still can't get in. I don't want to delete all the cookies, won't remember all my logins! But iCrew max is so helpful...

Can they do that once people have acknowledged a vacation award?? What if someone had, hypothetically, acknowledged an award this morning then sat down and booked a non-refundable vacation based on that award? I realize there's a slim chance of that happening but that could suck.

I hope not. That would be like hearing they're re-running the lottery after you had the winning ticket.

At least I won for a few hours.

Thank you!!! Cleared the cookies last night, but clearing the history just now got me in.

Does it really matter what people do and don't do on the basis of an award? If two people get the same favorable award, would you keep it only for the person that booked a avcation on those dates?

You get the award, it's yours. There are no disclaimers telling you it's not final until posted in DBMS. In this case, it's in DBMS, and they notify you of an award, which you acknowledge.

I've seen precedents where they re-run monthly bids, but those are conditional. I've never seen them rescind AE's or vacations once awarded. Is there a precedent for that?

Glad to help.

Yeah I got my second choice as well so don't really care to see anything rerun. I guess if mistakes were made though maybe it is only right.

I have a good run going I haven't worked a single holiday since I was hired. Good luck and junior category do wonders for QOL.

Can anyone tell me what happens when you max out your 401K? In 2011 I guess I hit the max of $17,000 going to the 401K, but I know I had more taken out than that. Where does the rest go, and what is the 415K? Pretty ignorant on this because I've never maxed out the 401K before.

It's still goes in there, but there are no tax benefits for your contributions above your 17K. It's no different than had you sent it to your checking account. The downside is that you can't get to it until you retire or else face a hefty penalty.