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That requires 200-400ish new hires per year from now until 2021-2022.
....Who cares who's hiring you... As long as they put a check in the hire this guy box. It doesn't matter where you're interviewing, go to the interview and play their game.
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That's a great ask, let's add some color to our transparency. On a go forward basis that's something we'd like to look into. Thanks for the pushback, and it's always good to hear from you.
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I noticed from the earnings reports that jet blue had fuel costs of $3.07 per gallon compared to delta at $2.93 due to some hedges used to stabilize cost. Sounds like employee costs are getting out of line and we can't afford a wage increase to maintain our cost advantage over competitors.
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I noticed from the earnings reports that jet blue had fuel costs of $3.07 per gallon compared to delta at $2.93 due to some hedges used to stabilize cost. Sounds like employee costs are getting out of line and we can't afford a wage increase to maintain our cost advantage over competitors.
I think that was for fuel costs.
They can afford a wage increase.
Looks like they will start charging for things soon.
But we keep growing so that's good.
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I noticed from the earnings reports that jet blue had fuel costs of $3.07 per gallon compared to delta at $2.93 due to some hedges used to stabilize cost. Sounds like employee costs are getting out of line and we can't afford a wage increase to maintain our cost advantage over competitors.
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[QUOTE=mike12345;1691070 Sounds like employee costs are getting out of line and we can't afford a wage increase to maintain our cost advantage over competitors.[/QUOTE]
I guess we should take a 13% pay cut then... Maybe 20%?
Maybe we should just work for free and get a stipend from the government?
I guess we should take a 13% pay cut then... Maybe 20%?
Maybe we should just work for free and get a stipend from the government?
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