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HKD2000 whoop de bloody do !
Just announced. Hardly worth getting up for !!!!!!!!!!
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Pathetic. It's nothing more than a cheap version of Lai See. My favorite gem was attributing the "modest profits" to their amazing transformation programme.
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My favorite is how RH glosses over fuel hedges like they’re just a normal part of fuel expenditures. I want to know exactly how many billions they have lost over the last 4 years. By my count, it is well over 3, but not quite 4, billion USD. Their transformation program looks rather insignificant compared to those large numbers. NC, you there? Do you know the number? |
OK, true, the real problems are still being denied. However, 2000HKD might not be much to you rich folk but it is a nice gesture and will be gladly received by most in the Company. Stop proving yourselves to be so bloody non empathetic.
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First response I got from a BC was ‘$2000. Thanks a lot CX. 🖕’ so I’m not sure whom you expect to be over the moon with this?
Originally Posted by abaderrr
(Post 10416253)
The fact that HKD2000 means nothing to you, actually means a lot.
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Don't twist this. No one is saying that HKD 2000 means nothing. People are offended because the company has reformulated profit sharing so that no employee will ever receive anything more than a "token" amount regardless of the earnings report. Sure, every bit helps, but it should be a he!! of a lot more than 2000 HKD. I bet your bottom Hong Kong dollar that upper management get a lot more than HKD 2000.
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Originally Posted by unitedabx
(Post 10416136)
Just announced. Hardly worth getting up for !!!!!!!!!!
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And in today's SCMP, an article stating that about 75% of employees in Hong Kong are anticipating bonuses of between 1-2 months salary. Though this is an improvement on the last profit share we got of about HKD900. Things are on the up!! All down to superb leadership, of course.
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Seriously, you actually expected a profit share? |
Snowflake Alert
Originally Posted by abaderrr
(Post 10416253)
The fact that HKD2000 means nothing to you, actually means a lot.
You get paid more than me.... it's not fair ! |
A friend of mine at Delta made $480,000.00 hkd profit share. CX will always screw their staff for the managements benefits. That is something that will never change. If you want a career of such frustration, keep banging your head against the same wall year after year.
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It’s so good to see that they are finally willing to address monetary issues. After all the announcements and letters about employees needing to “feel respected” and “feel heard” they must have realized that, after all, that is not what it is going to take to turn this utterly degraded morale amongst the pilot group around, or stem the ever ebbing tide of pilots leaving Cathay around. They finally recognized we don’t work for the love of the job, although we love our job (two vastly different statements), but we work to live. And that requires remuneration. We require money. Compensation. Remuneration. Back pay for HKPA, for lack of inflationary adjustments for over 3 years. The stiffed 13th month. And more! It’s so good to finally see all those addressed with this profit “sharing.” Now we can come out of CC and we’re one big happy family. |
Originally Posted by Amber Vibes
(Post 10416273)
Don't twist this. No one is saying that HKD 2000 means nothing. People are offended because the company has reformulated profit sharing so that no employee will ever receive anything more than a "token" amount regardless of the earnings report. Sure, every bit helps, but it should be a he!! of a lot more than 2000 HKD. I bet your bottom Hong Kong dollar that upper management get a lot more than HKD 2000.
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RETI
Originally Posted by 8driver
(Post 10417751)
Exactly. Its an extra night's allowance at JFK or LAX. Does anyone know what the acronym RETI means? I see it in the port pages but can't seem to figure it out.
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The following is all in HKD:
Air NZ gave a bonus of $9,660 on 2bn profit Delta gave $125,596 on 10.2 bn profit American gave a bonus of 1.4% of base pay United gave a bonus of 4% of base pay CX gave $2000 on $2.3bn So the AirNZ bonus was about 5 X larger than ours and they don't even have a profit sharing scheme. Delta bonus was 14 X larger than ours. Little wonder aircrew think of this payment as a joke. |
Yeah, but you have a free Buddhist consultant |
It's pretty simple.
If you don't like it, if it's not suitable for you, then leave. There is an infinite amount of whinging from about a dozen people on here - yet none of you do anything about it. Take the bull by the horns and resign - move on to better things! |
Many have, and many more will (well, at least the smart ones).
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Originally Posted by controlledrest
(Post 10417761)
The following is all in HKD:
Air NZ gave a bonus of $9,660 on 2bn profit Delta gave $125,596 on 10.2 bn profit American gave a bonus of 1.4% of base pay United gave a bonus of 4% of base pay CX gave $2000 on $2.3bn So the AirNZ bonus was about 5 X larger than ours and they don't even have a profit sharing scheme. Delta bonus was 14 X larger than ours. Little wonder aircrew think of this payment as a joke. Delta 2019 profit share 14% of total earnings. Just a minor correction 😜 |
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