Feb 20 payment
#2
Bob Jordan
CEO, President
$ 2,093,978
$
4,341,604
107.3%
Gary Kelly
Executive Chairman
$ 1,938,400
$
2,621,022
35.2%
Andrew Watterson COO
$ 1,138,555
$
2,645,440
132.4%
Tammy Romo
CFO
$ 1,007,549
$
2,155,541
113.9%
Linda Rutherford
EVP, Ppl & Comm
$ 1,020,235
$
1,225,156
20.1%
Mark Shaw
Chief Legal Officer
$
941,465
$
2,141,146
127.4%
Ryan Green
CCO
$
860,804
$
1,154,212
34.1%
Justin Jones
EVP Operations
$
$
1,017,122
N/A
$ 9,000,987
$
16,284,121
80.9%
CEO, President
$ 2,093,978
$
4,341,604
107.3%
Gary Kelly
Executive Chairman
$ 1,938,400
$
2,621,022
35.2%
Andrew Watterson COO
$ 1,138,555
$
2,645,440
132.4%
Tammy Romo
CFO
$ 1,007,549
$
2,155,541
113.9%
Linda Rutherford
EVP, Ppl & Comm
$ 1,020,235
$
1,225,156
20.1%
Mark Shaw
Chief Legal Officer
$
941,465
$
2,141,146
127.4%
Ryan Green
CCO
$
860,804
$
1,154,212
34.1%
Justin Jones
EVP Operations
$
$
1,017,122
N/A
$ 9,000,987
$
16,284,121
80.9%
#4
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Apr 2013
Posts: 3,464
Not sure why everyone is so excited about exec comp every year. It is what it is. We aren't executives nor do most of us desire to be one. They are in a club that gets compensated insanely high for what they produce and in a way that is advantageous to avoiding taxes. They got there by following the path that led them there.
We get paid in direct proportion to what we produce and are taxed like the rest of the "poor bastards" club that makes enough to be considered wealthy by most standards but not enough to avoid taxes like the truly wealthy.
It is what it is. Change it or accept it. We aren't them. They aren't us. They look down on us. It's fine. Trust me. It really doesn't matter.
My goal, as always, is to extract the maximum amount of money out of this place for the least amount of effort. I want to retire with a nice cushion to do what I want to do and to help my kids out while they are young and need the help. Other than that, I am going to live inside the box that I have made for myself and not worry about other people. I am not going to let someone else's situation dictate my happiness. I wouldn't trade with them. I stopped climbing the ladder the day I left my last job and I feel so free because of it.
We get paid in direct proportion to what we produce and are taxed like the rest of the "poor bastards" club that makes enough to be considered wealthy by most standards but not enough to avoid taxes like the truly wealthy.
It is what it is. Change it or accept it. We aren't them. They aren't us. They look down on us. It's fine. Trust me. It really doesn't matter.
My goal, as always, is to extract the maximum amount of money out of this place for the least amount of effort. I want to retire with a nice cushion to do what I want to do and to help my kids out while they are young and need the help. Other than that, I am going to live inside the box that I have made for myself and not worry about other people. I am not going to let someone else's situation dictate my happiness. I wouldn't trade with them. I stopped climbing the ladder the day I left my last job and I feel so free because of it.
#5
Not sure why everyone is so excited about exec comp every year. It is what it is. We aren't executives nor do most of us desire to be one. They are in a club that gets compensated insanely high for what they produce and in a way that is advantageous to avoiding taxes. They got there by following the path that led them there.
We get paid in direct proportion to what we produce and are taxed like the rest of the "poor bastards" club that makes enough to be considered wealthy by most standards but not enough to avoid taxes like the truly wealthy.
It is what it is. Change it or accept it. We aren't them. They aren't us. They look down on us. It's fine. Trust me. It really doesn't matter.
My goal, as always, is to extract the maximum amount of money out of this place for the least amount of effort. I want to retire with a nice cushion to do what I want to do and to help my kids out while they are young and need the help. Other than that, I am going to live inside the box that I have made for myself and not worry about other people. I am not going to let someone else's situation dictate my happiness. I wouldn't trade with them. I stopped climbing the ladder the day I left my last job and I feel so free because of it.
We get paid in direct proportion to what we produce and are taxed like the rest of the "poor bastards" club that makes enough to be considered wealthy by most standards but not enough to avoid taxes like the truly wealthy.
It is what it is. Change it or accept it. We aren't them. They aren't us. They look down on us. It's fine. Trust me. It really doesn't matter.
My goal, as always, is to extract the maximum amount of money out of this place for the least amount of effort. I want to retire with a nice cushion to do what I want to do and to help my kids out while they are young and need the help. Other than that, I am going to live inside the box that I have made for myself and not worry about other people. I am not going to let someone else's situation dictate my happiness. I wouldn't trade with them. I stopped climbing the ladder the day I left my last job and I feel so free because of it.
Seriously, those are rookie numbers.
#7
Gets Weekends Off
Thread Starter
Joined APC: Mar 2015
Posts: 1,114
#8
weekends off? Nope...
Joined APC: Apr 2014
Posts: 1,951
Of course they would. But to think their bonus is predicated on our vote is naive. Same BOD who is clawing back our profit sharing approved their bonus. I'm not defending anyone.
#10
I do not think anyone is saying not fair. I think they are saying that is a lot of money for being incompetent. If you wrecked an AC weekly, I do not think you would still have a job . Now back to the max and when they ALL will be grounded.
Nevermind above post , forgot that we are right where we want to be. Laser focused.
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