February (Q2) 2024

[hpwjuicebox]

Looks like all the Z ATMs got those FLMs FOLs in time to block ncept. Was worried there might be some movement this time.

 

[Move78]

Looks like all the Z ATMs got those FLMs FOLs in time to block ncept. Was worried there might be some movement this time.

It’s all working perfectly…

 

[bravounite33]

0 centers can release. Very cool. Very robust.

What you mean? All but ZOA can release to N90/C90/PHL/A80/MIA/ZOA just fine! You mean people don’t want to go to those facilities? Who would have thought…

 

[AB19]

What you mean? All but ZOA can release to N90/C90/PHL/A80/MIA/ZOA just fine! You mean people don’t want to go to those facilities? Who would have thought…

I dont know A80 seems like a really nice place to work with extremely nice people

 

[CaptainObvious]

Looks like all the Z ATMs got those FLMs FOLs in time to block ncept. Was worried there might be some movement this time.

What do you mean? Boston can release. Mick’s backyard

.1% from eligible. That stinks

 

[steakvendor]

So since the A80/MIA/ZOA round doesn’t mention “Facilities will make one selection at a time; the selection order will be based on the most recent decision lens agreement (DLA). Once every facility eligible to gain has made one selection (if available), this process will repeat, beginning at the first facility on the DLA until all possible selections have been made.” Does this mean ZOA will keep selecting instead of each of the 3 facilities taking turns?

 

[Maverick]

So since the A80/MIA/ZOA round doesn’t mention “Facilities will make one selection at a time; the selection order will be based on the most recent decision lens agreement (DLA). Once every facility eligible to gain has made one selection (if available), this process will repeat, beginning at the first facility on the DLA until all possible selections have been made.” Does this mean ZOA will keep selecting instead of each of the 3 facilities taking turns?

No. Selections will be made at the conclusion of the traditional NCEPT. Order is based on the least number of ERRs on file to said facility to the most. It’s on the NATCA site

 

[Acquired Taste]

So since the A80/MIA/ZOA round doesn’t mention “Facilities will make one selection at a time; the selection order will be based on the most recent decision lens agreement (DLA). Once every facility eligible to gain has made one selection (if available), this process will repeat, beginning at the first facility on the DLA until all possible selections have been made.” Does this mean ZOA will keep selecting instead of each of the 3 facilities taking turns?

Yes I believe that will be the case.

 

[steakvendor]

No. Selections will be made at the conclusion of the traditional NCEPT. Order is based on the least number of ERRs on file to said facility to the most. It’s on the NATCA site

You should re-read what my question is asking

 

[Maverick]

You should re-read what my question is asking

Guess so…they will take turns. Based on last demand sheet ZOA had the least amount requested inbound so they would select first then MIA then A80.

 

[Gainsmonger]

Where’s the manager ranking list? It says it goes public today and closes Friday?

I checked the resources tab on here and it only has the q1 2024 manager list.

 

[GulfBravoPapa]

Where’s the manager ranking list? It says it goes public today and closes Friday?

I checked the resources tab on here and it only has the q1 2024 manager list.

You're not going to be able to see the managers rankings until months after the panel when someone submits a FOIA request. It isn't just put out there publicly.

 

[Spurline]

Where’s the manager ranking list? It says it goes public today and closes Friday?

I checked the resources tab on here and it only has the q1 2024 manager list.

Managers get the list of people eligible to leave their respective facility with ERRs inbound today. They have a week (by COB this Friday) to rank these employees.

 

[Acquired Taste]

Amazing what a little Priority Release MOU can do. Feb ERR demand sheet is up.

A80 went from 46 ERRs on file in Jan to 67 in Feb.
MIA went from 25 to 41
ZOA from 7 to 16

 

[AB19]

Amazing what a little Priority Release MOU can do. Feb ERR demand sheet is up.

A80 went from 46 ERRs on file in Jan to 67 in Feb.
MIA went from 25 to 41
ZOA from 7 to 16

It's definitely people from black holes putting in as their only way out

I know of at least three people that filed ERRs for the first time because their facility can't release except for these places and C90/N90/PHL

 

[Acquired Taste]

It's definitely people from black holes putting in as their only way out

Definitely going to be a lot of that. But I'm sure it will also help the receiving facilities get more quality candidates as well. Suddenly people who are stuck at level 8/9 updowns like AUS BNA MSY and the high level tracons like D21 M98 S56 SCT NCT that want out have an avenue to get out. I think they're going to get more high level folks than people expect.

 

[Phanatical]

Amazing what a little Priority Release MOU can do. Feb ERR demand sheet is up.

A80 went from 46 ERRs on file in Jan to 67 in Feb.
MIA went from 25 to 41
ZOA from 7 to 16

Good for them. Hopefully this works out and they get some quality folks.

 

[Move78]

Good for them. Hopefully this works out and they get some quality folks.

Ain’t nobody want your bullshit optimism round her’

 

[PerchPerkins]

Amazing what a little Priority Release MOU can do. Feb ERR demand sheet is up.

A80 went from 46 ERRs on file in Jan to 67 in Feb.
MIA went from 25 to 41
ZOA from 7 to 16

Does this mean ZOA could potentially pick up 16 people at the same time, if all 16 are from different facilities?

 

[Maverick]

What’s the take on the MOU saying:

Release dates for multiple employees from the same facility will be determined on a first come, first serve basis.