Bank Officials & Christmas Bonus!

Another It worker here. Small bonus of 1%, (nice one boss that should get me across the toll bridge tonight after tax) and no salary increases as the company tightens its corporate belt to provide its clients with a more cost effective service. ie Charge customers more, blame rising staff costs, pass profits on to shareholders.
Why not buy shares in your employer's company so? Or get a new job?
 
Why not buy shares in your employer's company so?
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Thanks for the advice, I do, regularly. And also in other companies that Im sure dont give large pay rises.

Or get a new job?
Again, thanks for the advice, I just cant seem to find where I said I was that unhappy with my job. So why would you suggest such a drastic measure without knowing much about my relationship with my employer, other then knowing that I think they keep wage increases to a minimum through sharp practices.

There should be a law against such things or at the very least a Careers and Jobs section on AAM. Youd swear I was bitter..
In case it was missed, there was a tongue in cheek element to that.
 
Do Bank official get a profit share?
They might not get a Xmas bonus but do they get a profit share at some other time during the year?
 
after 40 years with last employer ( no bonus, no party ) now part time with new employer. one weeks pay (taxed and prsi deducted but it was still great to get ) paid few weeks ago as a Christmas bonus.
 
ah, but do you work for the well known high street bank that paid it's staff a 10% profit share every year for the last 5 years????

or do you work for a bank that in addition to given the T2016 rises gives it's staff another 5-10% in increments every years

actually, come to think of it, you probably do because that's what virtually every high street bank in Ireland does

I really do feel sorry for you (not)
 
The original "clarifying" post was anything but,...and the level of sarcasm which has developed in this post, makes it difficult to follow, and even more difficult to care about who gets what bonuses at Christmas! The grass is always greener....etc, so if you think its so cosy somewhere else, go work there, or if you think you're hard done by, go work somewhere else!
 
ah, but do you work for the well known high street bank that paid it's staff a 10% profit share every year for the last 5 years????

or do you work for a bank that in addition to given the T2016 rises gives it's staff another 5-10% in increments every years

actually, come to think of it, you probably do because that's what virtually every high street bank in Ireland does

I really do feel sorry for you (not)

if this reply was for me it couldn't futher from the truth. Nothing to do with banking, quite the opposite, about as opposite as you can get.
 
Ok, just to clarify misleading information.

A member of my family works in one of the mainstream Banks (one of the major Irish Banks) and is being inundated with contributions to this organisation and that one at present as it is Christmas and I am not talking about Charitible Organistions! The "comment" that usually comes with the request is "Sure won't you be getting a fine fat Christmas Bonus". Well NO, it does not happen!! Wish that it would!!!!

So to clarify once again Bank officials DO NOT get Christmas Bonuses- they DO NOT get double their salaries!!! unlike MOST of the workers in mainstream employment!!!

wha????:confused:

I have never actually heard this misleading information before but thanks for clearing it up.

more importantly, where exactly are these mainstream jobs with the big fat bonuses?!!
 
Ok, just to clarify misleading information.

A member of my family works in one of the mainstream Banks (one of the major Irish Banks) and is being inundated with contributions to this organisation and that one at present as it is Christmas and I am not talking about Charitible Organistions!

Is it just me but I haven't got a clue what this means..:confused:
 
Have just noticed that
- the post was originally posted in another forum, misc fin q's ,
- was moved to LOS
- The OP has < 50 posts, so cannot respond in this forum
So guess we'll have to wait a while for any more clarification
 
ah, but do you work for the well known high street bank that paid it's staff a 10% profit share every year for the last 5 years????

or do you work for a bank that in addition to given the T2016 rises gives it's staff another 5-10% in increments every years

actually, come to think of it, you probably do because that's what virtually every high street bank in Ireland does

I really do feel sorry for you (not)

Pure nonsense! I know for a fact that AIB and Bank of Ireland have no such salary scheme
 
Ah so you're a debt collector? :D:D :D

God but you'r good.

But not that good :p

Long term (??) unemployed received a Christmas bonus equal to one weeks payment in early December. They also get one weeks advance payment just before Christmas but as above post states its not a bonus, just an advance as I understand social welfare offices are closed for the holiday period and post offices don't carry cash over the holiday period either.
 
So to clarify once again Bank officials DO NOT get Christmas Bonuses- they DO NOT get double their salaries!!! unlike MOST of the workers in mainstream employment!!!
All I can say to that is AH, HA HA, HA HA, HA HA... what planet do you live on?
 
All I can say to that is AH, HA HA, HA HA, HA HA... what planet do you live on?


At his time of year shouldn't that be OH, HO HO HO, HO HO HO ....

Then again, Santa Claus IS real, unlike the OP's notion of "mainstream employment" bonuses.
 
Pure nonsense! I know for a fact that AIB and Bank of Ireland have no such salary scheme

Not sure who mentioned AIB and BOI but I know of one bank employee who got 20% of salary as bonus and another person who got 100%.

If I knew more of their work mates I could give more examples as most of them got nice bonuses.
 
Not sure who mentioned AIB and BOI but I know of one bank employee who got 20% of salary as bonus and another person who got 100%.
Two anecdotal cases? Well that’s it; case closed. I withdraw my previous post and stand rebuked. You, Mr. Slicer, are vindicated. Well done!
 
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