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Boeing will pay out 2020 employee bonuses next month, despite a lousy year

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Despite a horrendous year in which Boeing lost a record $12 billion, the company next month will pay out annual performance bonuses to most employees. Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun told employees in a message Thursday that “during a time when many of our customers will not be in a position to offer the same incentive, our Board of Directors recognizes the important strides the team has made.” (www.seattletimes.com) Altro...

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sirclown82
Chris Cotter 10
I used to have a manager in the airline industry that would brag about "failing up". She crashed and destroyed two company vehicles after being told not to touch them. She failed up from a pee-on manager to general manager.

It does not surprise me one bit that Boeing is doing this. I would rather see bad and dirty actors in jail, rather than being paid out, but hey that's just me.
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f4fntm
john doe 2
Umm... "pee-on"? Saying it wrong on purpose, I hope.
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sirclown82
Chris Cotter 3
Maybe I should proofread myself next time. This takes peon to another level.
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sparkie624
sparkie624 1
Actually, I have had some "PEE-ON" type Managers.. LOL! With Pleasure.... Maybe it was not as typo, but inside info! LOL
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raysundar123
Ray Sundar 7
Boeing executives know well how to throw crumbs to the dogs to keep them happy while they eat their lavish bonuses.
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raysundar123
Ray Sundar 6
Not to mention the nice "Management Reserve" that they keep from the profits.
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msetera
msetera 6
...but only because the execs want their lavish bonuses.
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SueLockwood
Sue Lockwood 10
The fact no one went to jail and they got to keep their jobs was reward enough.
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TimDyck
Tim Dyck 1
This is employee bonuses not management bonuses.
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DRotten
D Rotten 7
????? "Lousy year"???? Boeing ALWAYS has 'GREAT years' because of all that TAX PAYER $$$$$$ it receives EVERY YEAR!
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djjamar
Jamar Jackson 10
Boeing dug they’re own grave just to prove they know how to use a shovel. Snitching on bombardier, debris in wings, the MAX and the list goes on and on. Reward failure
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TimDyck
Tim Dyck 1
Was any of that the employee’s fault?
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WhiteKnight77
WhiteKnight77 2
Debris in wings would most certainly be employees. Robots are not building them.
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wiregold
wiregold 1
"our Board of Directors recognizes the important strides the team has made.”
As in ... We've completely moved on from killing 346 people - we sleep well! Here's a coin.
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TimDyck
Tim Dyck 0
It is important to remember that these are “employee” bonuses not management bonuses. The employee’s don’t have a lot of say in things that cause planes to crash.
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