MassWineGuy
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I learned today our ops mgrs got $25,000 bonuses and the senior mgr got $60,000. Guess that answers where it’s going. Certainly not into new vehicles or equipment. Yuck.
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MassWineGuy
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Could well be. Imagine the total cost nationwide.
purplelife
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Manager bonus is 15% of pay for the year. Senior manager is 20%. Last year they were funded at 150% so pretty much 1.5x.
The senior in this thread who got 60k would have to make 200,000 a year to get that 60k, which isn't even possible for a senior manager.
Someone was inflating those numbers for sure.
The senior in this thread who got 60k would have to make 200,000 a year to get that 60k, which isn't even possible for a senior manager.
Someone was inflating those numbers for sure.
MassWineGuy
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Good to know. Now I can feel a little less bad.
AB831
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$25,000 for what? Sitting at a desk all day and not answering their phone when their couriers call?
falcon back
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Maybe the same manager you lied to about having an accident lied to you about their bonus.
MassWineGuy
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Darn! That POS. But they know I lied and let me stay because I’m a fantastic courier and all around great person.
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Or because they’re seriously short staffed and didn’t feel like training yet another new courier.
I’m kidding!
MassWineGuy
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C’mon! How could that ever happen?
MassWineGuy
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One of our ops mgrs became a senior manager and makes $160,000, according to a courier turned mgr from our station. So maybe our SM does make $200,000.
Fred's Myth
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Based on your tagline?: "I’m giving it my full two percent."
MassWineGuy
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You betcha! Modeled after our fabulous two percent raise a couple of years ago after the retiring CFO got a $550,000 bonus.
Fred's Myth
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Acknowledged.
You crawled into the mud with the pigs, you relinquished your claim to "a fantastic courier and all around great person".
Maui
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No. It’s beyond the max and even 160k is above max in a B0. I do believe 160 was possible last year if the bonus was included for Seniors in higher markets or in position for a long while.
These salaries are not what most Seniors make though. It’s much lower.
Fedexcellent
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So then what does a starting senior manager make in a market such as Houston, for instance? I've heard a huge range from various people and always been curious what is closer to reality. One former manager swore that starting seniors make only about 90k but I thought it was higher than that. And he said top of range is more like 120k. I know in Texas starting managers are a little over 70k so I would assume a senior would make at least 30k above that
whenIgetthere
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About ten years ago, my manager told me he made $55K salary, on the Base pay scale. Don't know how accurate that was, but 160 seems a stretch for an OM.
purplelife
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Those aren't possible, even in like San Fran. Just like most couriers, managers and seniors rarely get to top pay. They have gotten 2% raises last 5 years. Top pay for a grade 29 senior in B0 is about 12k a month - 144k. I know a senior who has 38 years with company, 20 as a senior and is only at 50% of range- 10k a month. If an ops manager just became a senior, it's highly unlikely they make over 8k a month.
purplelife
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It depends. A manager is generally a grade 26, seniors are usually 28 or if at a very large station a 29. Usually about 5% jump in pay for each grade you go up. Recently they changed it so managers and seniors start at 10% of range for salary. Starting monthly for a grade 28 in b0 is about 6800 a month I think, last time I checked.
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