DAL PS estimate on Deltanet
01-09-2016, 02:41 PM
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Estimated Earnings Not Accurate?
Originally Posted by Big E 757
The quarter is closed out, they have a good idea of where our earnings are going to be. I would bet, though, that they estimated 4Q earnings using the street estimates so as not to give anything away. It could be a little higher. It could be a little lower.
I see a potential error with my posted estimate. My "Estimated Earnings" are very close to $10,000 low, when compared to the 12/31 paycheck, and the "2015 Pay Details" posted on the ESS page (one box to the right of Profit Sharing Special Election area). Hence, the PS payout estimate is about $2000 less than I would anticipate, assuming 21 percent of earnings. Yes, the PS paid out in February is backed out of the number I believe to be my true 2015 earnings. Has anybody else notice such a discrepancy?
01-09-2016, 06:06 PM
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Originally Posted by notEnuf
JV settlement isn't counted either.
Anyhow, plug my $2344.54 JV settlement in the formula. I'm still nearly eight grand shy. What else should I be tossing out of "gross earnings" (paycheck) or "wages" (ESS page) to use as a baseline for calculating profit sharing?
01-09-2016, 06:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Wmuav8r
Does anyone have a good wag on how much Uncle Sam will take out of these numbers?
01-09-2016, 06:56 PM
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Originally Posted by zippinbye
I failed to grasp that detail. Like our JV scope wasn't a compensation for missed wage opportunities? How convenient to count it as something else.
Anyhow, plug my $2344.54 JV settlement in the formula. I'm still nearly eight grand shy. What else should I be tossing out of "gross earnings" (paycheck) or "wages" (ESS page) to use as a baseline for calculating profit sharing?
Anyhow, plug my $2344.54 JV settlement in the formula. I'm still nearly eight grand shy. What else should I be tossing out of "gross earnings" (paycheck) or "wages" (ESS page) to use as a baseline for calculating profit sharing?
1) Last years profit sharing
2) The joint venture settlement
3) Per diem
01-10-2016, 05:39 AM
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Originally Posted by zippinbye
I failed to grasp that detail. Like our JV scope wasn't a compensation for missed wage opportunities? How convenient to count it as something else.
Anyhow, plug my $2344.54 JV settlement in the formula. I'm still nearly eight grand shy. What else should I be tossing out of "gross earnings" (paycheck) or "wages" (ESS page) to use as a baseline for calculating profit sharing?
Anyhow, plug my $2344.54 JV settlement in the formula. I'm still nearly eight grand shy. What else should I be tossing out of "gross earnings" (paycheck) or "wages" (ESS page) to use as a baseline for calculating profit sharing?
01-10-2016, 07:11 AM
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Yes, just add FLT PAY and FLT PAY ADVANCE to get the number you need. PS isn't paid on anything else. Unless you're a new hire. Then add in REGULAR pay too. That's it.
Just an observation, but how come we seem to have these same posts every year from guys who aren't new hires? How long has the company been paying out PS? It hasn't changed since day one. I would think if you've been here more than a year, you'd be familiar with how it works.
Just an observation, but how come we seem to have these same posts every year from guys who aren't new hires? How long has the company been paying out PS? It hasn't changed since day one. I would think if you've been here more than a year, you'd be familiar with how it works.
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