[noexcuses]

This must be fake news. The Boeing EIP (bonus) payments aren’t subject to the whim of the CEO and have nothing to do with tax law.

[Drew68]

This must be fake news. The Boeing EIP (bonus) payments aren’t subject to the whim of the CEO and have nothing to do with tax law.

But anonymous Boeing employees familiar with conversations inside Boeing said so! What more evidence do you need?

[Enchante]

Well their own PR attributes “record” bonuses to their 2017 financial performance:

http://www.boeing.com/company/about-bca/washington/largest-bonus-payout-company-history-02-06-18.page

Still, if tax law changes improve their profitability then i would think that larger bonuses could be attributed to the tax law changes, at least in part.

[Enchante]

Well their own PR attributes “record” bonuses to their 2017 financial performance:

http://www.boeing.com/company/about-bca/washington/largest-bonus-payout-company-history-02-06-18.page

Still, if tax law changes improve their profitability then i would think that larger bonuses could be attributed to the tax law changes, at least in part.

[dirtymac]

What?

[iontheball]

This must be fake news. The Boeing EIP (bonus) payments aren’t subject to the whim of the CEO and have nothing to do with tax law.
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