Decided to implement CRWG numbers for a select few facilities (but not all facilities) therefore putting them below 85% and making them ineligible to release.Are you saying that they changed the staffing numbers for MCO, CMH, and VGT for this panel after they were frozen? No fucking way
where is this information coming from? Is this just leaked info from the panel? Or speculation?Decided to implement CRWG numbers for a select few facilities (but not all facilities) therefore putting them below 85% and making them ineligible to release.
From my region RVPwhere is this information coming from? Is this just leaked info from the panel? Or speculation?
Last week Biden signed the FAA reauthorization, so maybe they are already implementing the CRWG numbers, got to be implemented within 6 months so why not start now. Super Dynamic!Idk how you do that without lowering the nat average
Is there a list of facilities that increased their staffing number?
If you open that Excel spreadsheet, the CRWG numbers are in there. I've included increasing/decreasing numbers as well as percentages. There are some hidden columns where you can see the CIC add-on numbers in addition to the true CRWG number.This is the May PPT with CRWG Numbers included. VGT was the highest bump percentage wise.
Yes but if you implement the new numbers then we no longer have 85% averageLast week Biden signed the FAA reauthorization, so maybe they are already implementing the CRWG numbers, got to be implemented within 6 months so why not start now. Super Dynamic!
The new numbers are absolutely devastating to some low level facilities.Yes but if you implement the new numbers then we no longer have 85% average
The new numbers make no sense. They act like we were at 100% before and understaffed. They never even tried out the old numbersThe new numbers are absolutely devastating to some low level facilities.
CRWG numbers projected national average is 76.39%Yes but if you implement the new numbers then we no longer have 85% average
With new numbers:The new numbers are absolutely devastating to some low level facilities.
The transfer system is robust and works as intended.With new numbers:
One facility is below 50% projected: HLN (49.7%)
109 facilities are below 70% projected
210 facilities are below 80% projected
260 facilities are below the current PNA of 85.33%
7 facilities are above 100% projected
So shouldn’t everyone above the new 76 be able to release?CRWG numbers projected national average is 76.39%
Well that be optimistic, I wouldn't take that bet.So shouldn’t everyone above the new 76 be able to release?