Originally Posted by
SpecialTracking
The "are you serious" came from you post that if it's not defined you can't use it. In its simplest form, if Marvin Mainliner was hired in 2000, furloughed for 5 years, he would have 5 years of longevity in 2010.
I didn't say you couldn't USE it. That would/should generate an "Are you Serious" comment.
What I SAID was.......How can you base your list on something that no one seems to be able to define. Someone, somewhere has a definition of Longevity, otherwise you could not use it in determining the list, because you don't know what it is. How can you USE it, if you don't know what IT is?
I was asking for the L-UAL definition, so I could understand how it was used in determining the UAL ISL.
I do agree with your "simplest" form definition above, but again, I am not sure that is what was put forward in the UAL version of the ISL.