September 7th, 2017 per the NATCA website.anyone know when the 4th quarter ncept panel is going to be ?
Is that the last day to send in errs?September 7th, 2017 per the NATCA website.
The last day should be sometime mid august.Is that the last day to send in errs?
No, 9/7 is when the panel meets. I'm guessing mid August for the ERR submission deadline, like @CaptainObvious said.Is that the last day to send in errs?
It's usually 2-3 weeks before selectionsDoes anyone know the last day they accept the staffing workbook?
No, 9/7 is when the panel meets. I'm guessing mid August for the ERR submission deadline, like @CaptainObvious said.
As in proper number of releases?Ready to see if they get the actual projected numbers correct for this panel
Ready to see if they get the actual projected numbers correct for this panel
Should make us go up pretty wellYea it should be interesting with the updated pass rates. Should help some of the 9-and-belows get more bodies. Although I'm sure there will be a handful that now go over 100% projected that are currently below it.
As in like 93-94%? Screw everyone who didn't already get picked up I guess. Especially if your success rate is lowerPosted somewhere buried in the 1000 post 3rd quarter thread:
I was told by my RVP they ran the numbers for the new success rates already and the natl avg jumped 4-5 points at the time. So certain projected gains will be offset by a new goal line.
~92. At the time it was ~87As in like 93-94%? Screw everyone who didn't already get picked up I guess. Especially if your success rate is lower
I'm curious how this is gonna work out for the higher level facilities with higher wash out rates and longer training times.As in like 93-94%? Screw everyone who didn't already get picked up I guess. Especially if your success rate is lower
To post two extremes, I90 vs A80. I90's training percentage will increase by ~30% and be allowed to select fewer people. A80's will decrease by ~30%, they'll be able to select a ton of people and their staffing % will look more dire then C90 by a decent margin.I'm curious how this is gonna work out for the higher level facilities with higher wash out rates and longer training times.