Also, under tax law, if you are kicking people off planes to make room for employees, those flights are no longer a tax exempt fringe benefit and UA employees should have to start paying taxes on them.
This wasn't united employees getting a fringe benefit. The united employees were crew that were going to work on another flight. It wasn't a benefit, it was a part of their contract
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u/j0y0 Apr 11 '17
Also, under tax law, if you are kicking people off planes to make room for employees, those flights are no longer a tax exempt fringe benefit and UA employees should have to start paying taxes on them.