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09-18-2020, 05:04 PM
#141
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Originally Posted by jumppilot
Counterpoint:
I am a pre-merger hire and, because of the last decade, I have been able to prepare for the bad times. I’m in a great position to have my pay reduced in order to prevent outright devastation for those junior on our list.
I’m voting yes.
I am a pre-merger hire and, because of the last decade, I have been able to prepare for the bad times. I’m in a great position to have my pay reduced in order to prevent outright devastation for those junior on our list.
I’m voting yes.
09-18-2020, 05:33 PM
#142
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Originally Posted by captjns
got an issue??? Grab a tissue. Lesson learned... 40+ years in the industry hope for the best... prepare for the worst. Doesn’t make a difference the industry one works for. You kicked yourself in the nuts.. not UAL.
Never said I wasn’t prepared jackoff. Have a military pension and wife makes mid 6 figures working on Wall Street. It’s the principle, but am very prepared for this place to close the doors if it comes down to it. You just don’t get it.
09-18-2020, 07:08 PM
#144
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Originally Posted by 130shadow
Never said I wasn’t prepared jackoff. Have a military pension and wife makes mid 6 figures working on Wall Street. It’s the principle, but am very prepared for this place to close the doors if it comes down to it. You just don’t get it.
Got it.
09-18-2020, 07:23 PM
#145
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Originally Posted by Grumble
Great so you’re voting yes to make this a permanent part time job because you don’t need the full time work.
Got it.
Got it.
09-18-2020, 08:05 PM
#146
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Originally Posted by 130shadow
Never said I wasn’t prepared jackoff. Have a military pension and wife makes mid 6 figures working on Wall Street. It’s the principle, but am very prepared for this place to close the doors if it comes down to it. You just don’t get it.
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09-18-2020, 09:42 PM
#147
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Originally Posted by okawner
Mid 6 figures as in 500K? WTF are you working here for? Is it the energy bars?
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09-19-2020, 02:18 AM
#148
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Originally Posted by Big5
Seriously? If his wife was independently wealthy he’s not deserving of a job here? By your metrics, who then is worthy of a job here?
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09-19-2020, 06:27 AM
#149
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Originally Posted by okawner
Mid 6 figures as in 500K? WTF are you working here for? Is it the energy bars?
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UPS pilots will retire with 5 to 6 million dollars. Their spouses don't need to work.
UAL pilots will NOT retire with a sizeable pension, therefore their spouses often do work outside the home to supplement both earnings and retirement.
But the way I read it was his wife likely makes between 140 and 160K. I could be wrong though, not that it matters. Heck, I hope she's pulling in 800K a year.
09-19-2020, 07:22 AM
#150
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Originally Posted by biggun
My wager is that he rightfully realizes a family can't retire to their desired comfort level unless a family has lots of nuts stored in the tree.
UPS pilots will retire with 5 to 6 million dollars. Their spouses don't need to work.
UAL pilots will NOT retire with a sizeable pension, therefore their spouses often do work outside the home to supplement both earnings and retirement.
But the way I read it was his wife likely makes between 140 and 160K. I could be wrong though, not that it matters. Heck, I hope she's pulling in 800K a year.
UPS pilots will retire with 5 to 6 million dollars. Their spouses don't need to work.
UAL pilots will NOT retire with a sizeable pension, therefore their spouses often do work outside the home to supplement both earnings and retirement.
But the way I read it was his wife likely makes between 140 and 160K. I could be wrong though, not that it matters. Heck, I hope she's pulling in 800K a year.
If its Wall Street mid six figures is in fact 400-600K. On Wall Street that is actually lower end of compensation.
If I had to guess she is in legal or research departments. Traders and risk management would be in the seven figure area for compensation.
