Renew Slate Book 2026???

[CaptainObvious]

Centers will be the largest amount of A124 transfers as they have the most employees and they are all level 10+. For example, if I had started at any center, I’d hypothetically be eligible to leave Summer of 2025. Now, I’m not eligible to leave Hell until summer 2028 and that’s assuming A124 is kept in the contract past the end of June 2026.

Out of the 70 CPCs (with 2 of those on A114 duties) locally:
- 2 are on age waivers and will retire later this year/early 2024
- 3 more are eligible for A124 now and eligible to retire, but won’t transfer (will for sure be gone by Summer 2028 )
- 7 more are eligible to retire by Summer 2028 (3 claim to be leaving when eligible because of added military time in their pensions)
- 6 out of 15 eligible, for A124 by Summer 2028, will transfer out assuming A124 still exists

On paper, if the facility is working with 70/102, there will be 14 additional losses by Summer 2028 with only 6 trying to leave on A124. One pickup a NCEPT panel isn’t going to make up for the employee attrition rate…

The closer the Agency gets to 2030 and beyond, larger and larger numbers of people will become eligible, bail out, and retire especially those at higher level facilities that have been short staffed and/or upper management has treated like shit year after year.

Treated like shit? Haven’t you heard? High level facilities are all steak and lobster and no struggles. Only the 4-6 have it tough.

 

[GulfBravoPapa]

Just heard about this... Alabama is trying a new overtime rule... overtime is not taxed. This could be something interesting we could consider. I'm not sure if it legally something that could be put in a contract or if it'd have to be a state by state thing.
Alabama hourly workers overtime pay to be exempt from taxes

 

[Phanatical]

Just heard about this... Alabama is trying a new overtime rule... overtime is not taxed. This could be something interesting we could consider. I'm not sure if it legally something that could be put in a contract or if it'd have to be a state by state thing.
Alabama hourly workers overtime pay to be exempt from taxes

That’s state tax. We’ll all be dead by the time the federal government decides to do that.

 

[ClearanceClarence]

A better idea -and one that may actually incentivize the agency to staff facilities properly vs relying on OT- would be to make overtime X2 pay.

 

[32andBelow]

Just heard about this... Alabama is trying a new overtime rule... overtime is not taxed. This could be something interesting we could consider. I'm not sure if it legally something that could be put in a contract or if it'd have to be a state by state thing.
Alabama hourly workers overtime pay to be exempt from taxes

There’s no way you could be exempt from federal tax

 

[Rico]

There’s no way you could be exempt from federal tax

Military deployed overseas are exempt from federal income tax.

 

[32andBelow]

Military deployed overseas are exempt from federal income tax.

Isn’t everyone overseas exempt from it?

 

[AB19]

Isn’t everyone overseas exempt from it?

No, we are notoriously the one of three countries that does tax it's citizens working abroad, it's just anything over 130k

 

[32andBelow]

Doesn’t not taxing OT just give a handout to business owners who can run people even harder then get out of payroll taxes for that portion

 

[HurryUpandWait]

Let’s get AOC on the line with us!

https://x.com/uniondrip/status/1725292127490630023?s=46

 

[boots]

Let’s get AOC on the line with us!

https://x.com/uniondrip/status/1725292127490630023?s=46

Yeah, I’m sure she will jump right on supporting a field dominated by men.