4th quarter 2017

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This spreadsheet is the most mind blowing thing. lol. Anyone know the important columns to factor into future releases? My facility is green/green but still a Cat 'none'.
It's because they never updated the color column from the previous color system. That's why yellow is still there.
 
This spreadsheet is the most mind blowing thing. lol. Anyone know the important columns to factor into future releases? My facility is green/green but still a Cat 'none'.

Quoting myself! Whoot.

I'm guessing it has to do with:

IMPORTANT:As of 3rd quarter 2017, "Exempt" status is no longer in use. The legacy definition follows. A facility may meet the criteria to be considered category 1 or 2, and still be ineligible to release anyone. This is referred to as "Cat 1/2 exempt". This occurs because of the requirement for a release not to drop AOB or projected staffing below the national average, and in an exempt facility, a selection causes that to happen.
 
Quoting myself! Whoot.

I'm guessing it has to do with:

IMPORTANT:As of 3rd quarter 2017, "Exempt" status is no longer in use. The legacy definition follows. A facility may meet the criteria to be considered category 1 or 2, and still be ineligible to release anyone. This is referred to as "Cat 1/2 exempt". This occurs because of the requirement for a release not to drop AOB or projected staffing below the national average, and in an exempt facility, a selection causes that to happen.
Negative, the old definition of 'green' which they are still using on the PPT is "within 5% of the national average". Your facility is within 5% of the national average, but either your current or projected CPC% is below the national, which is why you currently can't release people.
 
I'm sure this has been answered before just can't find it anywhere in black and white. 2 controllers apply to same facility but can only release one, what are the factors that panel uses for who gets the slot? In the SOP it says ATM priority list is "only for reference", so what are the tie breakers?

from what I understand from your question, if the 2 controllers are from the same facility applying to a mutually desired facility, whoever had their paperwork in first gets released, with the assumption there are more slots than ERR requests. If there are more eligible ERR requests than slots, than ATM rankings come into play.
 
from what I understand from your question, if the 2 controllers are from the same facility applying to a mutually desired facility, whoever had their paperwork in first gets released, with the assumption there are more slots than ERR requests. If there are more eligible ERR requests than slots, than ATM rankings come into play.
The first one in gets the first release date. Not gets selected. First one with papers in only matters if both are selected.
 
from what I understand from your question, if the 2 controllers are from the same facility applying to a mutually desired facility, whoever had their paperwork in first gets released, with the assumption there are more slots than ERR requests. If there are more eligible ERR requests than slots, than ATM rankings come into play.

The first one in gets the first release date. Not gets selected. First one with papers in only matters if both are selected.

AC is correct. Or was. Until this last panel, manager ranking was optional. Now it is mandatory, so that should be the tie breaker.
 
Negative, the old definition of 'green' which they are still using on the PPT is "within 5% of the national average". Your facility is within 5% of the national average, but either your current or projected CPC% is below the national, which is why you currently can't release people.

So we basically have to get people trained and then they'll start releasing? Or is it more of a numbers game where we need more people to pick up and then releases happen? Sorry, I'm uneducated about the intricate details. Thanks!
 
So we basically have to get people trained and then they'll start releasing? Or is it more of a numbers game where we need more people to pick up and then releases happen? Sorry, I'm uneducated about the intricate details. Thanks!
If I remember your facility correctly, you're currently sitting at 82% current and 95.2% projected. You need one additional person to certify (assuming no one else leaves or retires before the PPT is run in late August) to be eligible.
 
If I remember your facility correctly, you're currently sitting at 82% current and 95.2% projected. You need one additional person to certify (assuming no one else leaves or retires before the PPT is run in late August) to be eligible.
Thanks. Probably ain't gonna happen. A few washing now. Dang it. At least we are closer. Lol
 
There seems to be a decent amount of errors in the 6/28 PPT. I noticed it with my facility and then the few others I looked at.
Depending on where you are in the process you are counted twice, once as an outbound/inbound and once as a placement list inbound/outbound.
Ex. I'm counted as two outbounds (once on the Committed outbounds and once as a placement list outbound) and two inbounds (once on their committed inbounds and once as their placement list inbounds). If you're counted twice the projected national average shouldn't change, but the facility staffing percentages are inaccurate.
 
I grabbed it straight from KSN. So that's the data they have. Not sure if they're still slowly updating, but that is the list as of yesterday.
 
I find it somewhat odd that the AOB national average hasn't changed in months. Our facility has swung from 63% to 77% to 63 and back to 71% all in the last six months. Yet the whole time it's been a constant 82%.
 
Anyone else having problems opening the priority list from the NATCA page? Seems like every since they posted the new PTT, the link below it, the priority does not work.
 
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