Training hold

[GulfCharlie]

While it appears you may be kidding there are people at my place who legit expect this and think this is logical. They are also the same people who complain about Mexicans who get free lunch at schools while at the same time file the controller lunch tax credit they don’t deserve. Douchebags.

You haven't been able to file it for a couple of years now.

 

[Phillyman2633]

the VA got their own vaccine supply outside of the states. So it appears that’s the feds can send vaccine directly to federal agencies

I'M A FUCKING VETERAN, THAT'S WHO I AM

 

[Logical_Mongoose]

While it appears you may be kidding

 

[Counterclockwise]

Stinger can you confirm or deny the rumor about waivers being approved in February? I’ve heard it from a few AGs.

 

[32andBelow]

Stinger can you confirm or deny the rumor about waivers being approved in February? I’ve heard it from a few AGs.

Waivers for AGs to train? They have been approving waivers for CPC ITs

 

[Counterclockwise]

Waivers for AGs to train? They have been approving waivers for CPC ITs

Yes, for AGs

 

[Mike Kilo]

Yes, for AGs

Why ask Stinger, 32 will set ya straight!

 

[Counterclockwise]

Why ask Stinger, 32 will set ya straight!

32 is the equivalent of a CNN anonymous source.

 

[32andBelow]

Why ask Stinger, 32 will set ya straight!

I think he’s speaking of fake news

 

[Counterclockwise]

In all seriousness, Stinger always has good info.

 

[Robert_Boucher]

Yes, for AGs

We weren't told that they would be approved in Feb but we did submit a waiver for AG and CPC-ITs to train last week.

 

[32andBelow]

 

[Counterclockwise]

We weren't told that they would be approved in Feb but we did submit a waiver for AG and CPC-ITs to train last week.

That’s the word on the street. I wonder why a lot were last week?

 

[32andBelow]

We got 4 CPC ITs approved like 2 weeks ago. I hadn’t heard if they submitted AGs. So it seems like they are warming up to waivers.

 

[Stinger]

Stinger can you confirm or deny the rumor about waivers being approved in February? I’ve heard it from a few AGs.

I can't say either way; I don't have any good knowledge or info about the waiver process. However, bringing back a high-risk employee was easy.

 

[SporadicVectors]

Trainees have been told “just a few more months” for a year. At some point, enough is enough. I’ve been an FAA employee for almost 2 years and don’t have any time on a position at all. Tell me you wouldn’t have been pissed as hell if you had been in the same position when you were hired. I’m likely looking at a minimum of 5 years to CPC now, and the people coming out of the Academy will probably need to wait even longer. All while we’re still forced out of the job at 56 and unable to make up lost time.

No one has it worse than N90 trainees. They had a 2 year wait without the pandemic because the FAA decided to throw hundreds of trainees at the facility to “fix the staffing issue”. Throw the pandemic in and the new hires there may be able to apply for EBT living in the NY area on an AG salary.

 

[Phillytroll69]

No one has it worse than N90 trainees. They had a 2 year wait without the pandemic because the FAA decided to throw hundreds of trainees at the facility to “fix the staffing issue”. Throw the pandemic in and the new hires there may be able to apply for EBT living in the NY area on an AG salary.

But once you make it it's the #bestjobintheworld even get free car washes

 

[Billybob]

once you make it

 

[32andBelow]

They keep telling me I’m gonna wash out for sure on here.

 

[jakemorrill]

We got 4 CPC ITs approved like 2 weeks ago. I hadn’t heard if they submitted AGs. So it seems like they are warming up to waivers.

What area/region are you in?

I can't say either way; I don't have any good knowledge or info about the waiver process. However, bringing back a high-risk employee was easy.

Did this employee still have certifications? Or did they need to go through training again?