United gets rid of bonuses for lottery giveaways. ..

[Stone Cold]

Http://www.bizjournals.com/chicago/...d-airlines-replaces-bonuses-with-lottery.html

Interesting strategy, Cotton. We'll have to see how it plays out.

 

[gotWXdagain]

Every time it seems like UA is taking strides toward being a better airline, they trip over themselves.

 

[tcco94]

When you spend a week in Vegas and want to go back....

 

[SlumTodd_Millionaire]

Between this and Delta's NRA blunder, it seems like airline management is competing for the dumbest business decision of the year award or something.

 

[Roger Roger]

I would so love to have been a fly on the wall in the exec meetings that dreamed this up and approved it.
“What do our employees want most? Money? Benefits? Time off? Naw, I know, MAKE THEIR WHOLE EMPLOYMENT LIKE A GAME SHOW!!!”

 

[gotWXdagain]

Between this and Delta's NRA blunder, it seems like airline management is competing for the dumbest business decision of the year award or something.

I love how standing up for principles is now considered a blunder. And people wonder what’s wrong with society.

 

[MikeD]

My idea for united would be to invest in an Employee Stock Option Program.....

 

[SlumTodd_Millionaire]

I love how standing up for principles is now considered a blunder. And people wonder what’s wrong with society.

People stand up for principles. Companies provide products and services in the furtherance of turning a profit.

 

[msmspilot]

This sounds like management 101 of “how to get employees to not care AT ALL”!!!

 

[A Life Aloft]

 

[srn121]

Every time it seems like UA is taking strides toward being a better airline, they trip over themselves.

I was starting to get over my hatred of United lately too after getting a surprisingly good flight and connection home out of Fresno, but their management continues to find new ways to make me do my damndest to avoid them. With all the flak that Delta's getting I'm a bit upset at them, but their underlying product's too good for me to ever really overlook them.

 

[wheelsup]

And there again United proves to the world that they really can continue making one bad decision after another, it's basically the 1980's USAir.

 

[CFIscare]

Between this and Delta's NRA blunder, it seems like airline management is competing for the dumbest business decision of the year award or something.

It's a game they've been playing for awhile now.

AA, it's your turn now.

 

[bike21]

Between this and Delta's NRA blunder, it seems like airline management is competing for the dumbest business decision of the year award or something.

Equating those two is not even close.

 

[bike21]

Every time it seems like UA is taking strides toward being a better airline, they trip over themselves.

This. I want them to succeed, but this is just another dumb move in a long line of pissing off employees.

 

[av8tr1]

People stand up for principles. Companies provide products and services in the furtherance of turning a profit.

Why is this so hard of a concept for propel to understand.

 

[trafficinsight]

People stand up for principles. Companies provide products and services in the furtherance of turning a profit.

Why is this so hard of a concept for propel to understand.

Because there's a thing called ethics that not even businesses are exempt from.

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[Murdoughnut]

Between this and Delta's NRA blunder, it seems like airline management is competing for the dumbest business decision of the year award or something.

Offending a minority hate group is a blunder?

 

[Low&Slow]

Http://www.bizjournals.com/chicago/...d-airlines-replaces-bonuses-with-lottery.html

Interesting strategy, Cotton. We'll have to see how it plays out.

When your April Fools joke comes out a month premature...

 

[av8tr1]

Offending a minority hate group is a blunder?

Cost them 80 million in tax breaks so yeah I’d say that’s a blunder.