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Originally Posted by ERflyer
(Post 2179108)
The change to PTIX is a company counter offer - not a final deal. Let the NC counter with no change to PTIX.
It's called negotiations. And our new 3B4 should be, when other employees get a raise , we get the same raise. No comparison, no time line. |
"It's called negotiations."
Looking at the progress so far, I'd say one party is negotiating while the other is dictating things pretty well for themselves. And we're just waiting to see how much it will cost to get 'industry leading' pay for the 'world's best'.imo A real negotiation would be refreshing. |
Originally Posted by Scoop
(Post 2178913)
So while the incentive plan may be currently defined - what is to prevent them from changing it in the future.
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Originally Posted by Dharma
(Post 2179554)
Scoop, changes happen but what prevents them from changing it significantly in the future is the Delta Board of Directors, who approve executive compensation, and who answer to increasingly activist share holders.
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Originally Posted by Viking busdvr
(Post 2179563)
If you think the BOD would block executives from taking their compensation out of our profit sharing (thereby increasing the companies bottom line), you've put your trust in the wrong people... Not surprising from you as your posts show you also put your trust in the Moakies and sell QOL for small pay increases crowd...."We didn't think they'd do THAT!!!" Heard it before...
Contrary to those who are simply making stuff up to create negative impressions of TA2, I'll stick to the facts. And when the time comes to vote on TA2, I'll judge it based on all the facts. |
Originally Posted by Dharma
(Post 2179728)
Viking, I don't think the BOD would block executives from trying to remove their pay from the PTIX calculation. In fact that's exactly what they would like to do, but that's not what we are debating. We were debating whether or not executive pay is unlimited, which it is not.
Contrary to those who are simply making stuff up to create negative impressions of TA2, I'll stick to the facts. And when the time comes to vote on TA2, I'll judge it based on all the facts. Yes, let's just debate exec. compensation because we have all had such vast experience on bod compensation committees, ignore this internal political farce. Appreciate your thinking of us. |
Originally Posted by Dharma
(Post 2179728)
Viking, I don't think the BOD would block executives from trying to remove their pay from the PTIX calculation. In fact that's exactly what they would like to do, but that's not what we are debating. We were debating whether or not executive pay is unlimited, which it is not.
Contrary to those who are simply making stuff up to create negative impressions of TA2, I'll stick to the facts. And when the time comes to vote on TA2, I'll judge it based on all the facts. |
idk about anybody else.....but 100 million a year is pretty much in the unlimited category in my reality.
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Originally Posted by BobZ
(Post 2179880)
idk about anybody else.....but 100 million a year is pretty much in the unlimited category in my reality.
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Originally Posted by capncrunch
(Post 2179883)
And that's just 1 executive, the AIP includes all of them.
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