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11-28-2017 | 04:52 PM
#4781
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Thank you to JB management for highlighting the JCCF contributions to all those in need after the hurricanes.
Yup, that's all you've done...highlight it. It's employees helping out other employees. Thank you for not giving out early profit sharing, you know, when your employees need it the most. I'm sure early profit sharing would have had a negative effect from the Wall Street folks.
Caring.
Happy Holidays.
p.s. To those with better a memory then me, did the December PTO sell-back always feature a maximum 25% cashout? I didn't think so. Might be in-line with my above statements.
Yup, that's all you've done...highlight it. It's employees helping out other employees. Thank you for not giving out early profit sharing, you know, when your employees need it the most. I'm sure early profit sharing would have had a negative effect from the Wall Street folks.
Caring.
Happy Holidays.
p.s. To those with better a memory then me, did the December PTO sell-back always feature a maximum 25% cashout? I didn't think so. Might be in-line with my above statements.
11-28-2017 | 05:38 PM
#4782
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Joined: Jul 2013
Posts: 78
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Thank you to JB management for highlighting the JCCF contributions to all those in need after the hurricanes.
Yup, that's all you've done...highlight it. It's employees helping out other employees. Thank you for not giving out early profit sharing, you know, when your employees need it the most. I'm sure early profit sharing would have had a negative effect from the Wall Street folks.
Caring.
Happy Holidays.
p.s. To those with better a memory then me, did the December PTO sell-back always feature a maximum 25% cashout? I didn't think so. Might be in-line with my above statements.
Yup, that's all you've done...highlight it. It's employees helping out other employees. Thank you for not giving out early profit sharing, you know, when your employees need it the most. I'm sure early profit sharing would have had a negative effect from the Wall Street folks.
Caring.
Happy Holidays.
p.s. To those with better a memory then me, did the December PTO sell-back always feature a maximum 25% cashout? I didn't think so. Might be in-line with my above statements.
11-28-2017 | 05:52 PM
#4783
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Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 1,236
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Thank you to JB management for highlighting the JCCF contributions to all those in need after the hurricanes.
Yup, that's all you've done...highlight it. It's employees helping out other employees. Thank you for not giving out early profit sharing, you know, when your employees need it the most. I'm sure early profit sharing would have had a negative effect from the Wall Street folks.
Caring.
Happy Holidays.
p.s. To those with better a memory then me, did the December PTO sell-back always feature a maximum 25% cashout? I didn't think so. Might be in-line with my above statements.
Yup, that's all you've done...highlight it. It's employees helping out other employees. Thank you for not giving out early profit sharing, you know, when your employees need it the most. I'm sure early profit sharing would have had a negative effect from the Wall Street folks.
Caring.
Happy Holidays.
p.s. To those with better a memory then me, did the December PTO sell-back always feature a maximum 25% cashout? I didn't think so. Might be in-line with my above statements.
11-29-2017 | 02:22 AM
#4784
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Joined: Dec 2008
Posts: 3,150
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From: Left,Right, Left, Right,Right,Left, Right, Left
11-29-2017 | 04:01 AM
#4785
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Joined: Feb 2006
Posts: 760
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From: JetRight, JetLeft
I heard that the last window closed before even HR was aware it would. Thus, there was never an end date for the window and numerous candidates were just out of luck that were still working on their app/getting LORs etc... Not sure how all that happens without HR knowing/controlling when the window is opened and closed...
Gup
11-29-2017 | 06:41 AM
#4786
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Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 295
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The execution here at JetBlue is always a problem. Here are programs that have failed, delayed or were poorly done:
Uniforms.
Wool coat reimbursement.
New shirt production and distribution.
320 Sharklets
Cabin Refresh
On Time Performance program.
CSPP this time around was a disaster.
FSM
Return to work after sick. Accidentally implemented.
Those are a few that come to mind at the moment.
When JetBlue launches an idea, you can be sure it’ll be a mess.
Uniforms.
Wool coat reimbursement.
New shirt production and distribution.
320 Sharklets
Cabin Refresh
On Time Performance program.
CSPP this time around was a disaster.
FSM
Return to work after sick. Accidentally implemented.
Those are a few that come to mind at the moment.
When JetBlue launches an idea, you can be sure it’ll be a mess.
11-29-2017 | 08:06 AM
#4789
What’s it doing now?
Joined: Mar 2011
Posts: 726
Likes: 0
From: 190CA
Thank you to JB management for highlighting the JCCF contributions to all those in need after the hurricanes.
Yup, that's all you've done...highlight it. It's employees helping out other employees. Thank you for not giving out early profit sharing, you know, when your employees need it the most. I'm sure early profit sharing would have had a negative effect from the Wall Street folks.
Caring.
Happy Holidays.
p.s. To those with better a memory then me, did the December PTO sell-back always feature a maximum 25% cashout? I didn't think so. Might be in-line with my above statements.
Yup, that's all you've done...highlight it. It's employees helping out other employees. Thank you for not giving out early profit sharing, you know, when your employees need it the most. I'm sure early profit sharing would have had a negative effect from the Wall Street folks.
Caring.
Happy Holidays.
p.s. To those with better a memory then me, did the December PTO sell-back always feature a maximum 25% cashout? I didn't think so. Might be in-line with my above statements.
And yeah they paid EARLY profit sharing during a couple years during record profits and decided not to after that rough hurricane season and a likely not good winter vacation season coming up in the carribean. Not he end of the world. And December pto sell back has always had that cap.
11-29-2017 | 08:25 AM
#4790
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Joined: May 2009
Posts: 1,602
Likes: 0
From: Square root of the variance and average of the variation
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