RAW Value question
09-12-2019 | 01:24 AM
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RAW Value question
If you look under the “RAW” column under the reserve availability list, it will give a number such as 1/50.
Is the “1” that is used to sequence reserve utilization order? That is to say, if everyone in your days available bucket has a “1” they assign in inverse seniority order versus someone who has a “1/50” compared to someone who has a “1/30”?
Is the “1” that is used to sequence reserve utilization order? That is to say, if everyone in your days available bucket has a “1” they assign in inverse seniority order versus someone who has a “1/50” compared to someone who has a “1/30”?
09-12-2019 | 01:54 AM
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If you look under the “RAW” column under the reserve availability list, it will give a number such as 1/50.
Is the “1” that is used to sequence reserve utilization order? That is to say, if everyone in your days available bucket has a “1” they assign in inverse seniority order versus someone who has a “1/50” compared to someone who has a “1/30”?
Is the “1” that is used to sequence reserve utilization order? That is to say, if everyone in your days available bucket has a “1” they assign in inverse seniority order versus someone who has a “1/50” compared to someone who has a “1/30”?
RAW score grouping = 1
RAW score = 50
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09-12-2019 | 03:18 AM
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The raw score grouping is how reserves are stacked within days of availability groupings, in inverse seniority order. The raw score, a measure of how much you’ve been used/working, affects your raw score grouping. I think you’re raw score grouping changes for every 40 points of raw score. So after 40, you’ll have a 2 rsg, and drop to the bottom of all the 1’s in your days available bucket.
09-12-2019 | 04:00 AM
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The Scheduling Reference Handbook, page 64 has a pretty good description.
RAW score within a bucket means nothing.
09-12-2019 | 05:15 AM
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I’ve found the answer I was looking for. Your raw score bucket is driven by your raw score. Domestic fleets a raw score of 0-80 is bucket 1, 81-129 is bucket 2, 130-163 is bucket 3 and 163+ is bucket 4. So, assuming everyone with 1 day of availability is under a raw score of 80, everyone is in bucket 1 and then it goes inverse seniority order.
09-12-2019 | 05:42 AM
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I’ve found the answer I was looking for. Your raw score bucket is driven by your raw score. Domestic fleets a raw score of 0-80 is bucket 1, 81-129 is bucket 2, 130-163 is bucket 3 and 163+ is bucket 4. So, assuming everyone with 1 day of availability is under a raw score of 80, everyone is in bucket 1 and then it goes inverse seniority order.
Correct. RAW score within a grouping is irrelevant, it just determines which grouping you’re in. RUO is Inverse seniority order within that grouping.
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09-12-2019 | 01:14 PM
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If you’re due reroute pay you’ll get it, but that is independent of the X-day being a Golden Day. There is no compensation for flying into a Golden Day.
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