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07-14-2020, 11:56 AM
#3
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Originally Posted by mikea72580
Per MEC Townhall, (July 14th)
-OVER 1,600 have signed applications
- AVERAGE Age= 62.2
-OVER 1,600 have signed applications
- AVERAGE Age= 62.2
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Last edited by Funk; 07-14-2020 at 12:21 PM.
07-14-2020, 12:20 PM
#6
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Originally Posted by jetlaggy
mean = avg
Are you lookin for median?
Are you lookin for median?
corrected the original post
07-14-2020, 02:01 PM
#7
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While Median would be helpful, I would argue a Mean of 62.2 is a very useful number (and GREAT news too). Given it can't be more than 65, that means a good number under 62, maybe even well under...
The non-cons had a much higher participation rate than expected, according to the SVP of HR. I would expect ours to exceed 2000 when the last minute rush comes. An Avg of 62 is also very good news for the 2558.
Good news for every pilot on (and soon to be retired from) the SL.
The non-cons had a much higher participation rate than expected, according to the SVP of HR. I would expect ours to exceed 2000 when the last minute rush comes. An Avg of 62 is also very good news for the 2558.
Good news for every pilot on (and soon to be retired from) the SL.
07-14-2020, 02:34 PM
#8
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Originally Posted by FangsF15
While Median would be helpful, I would argue a Mean of 62.2 is a very useful number (and GREAT news too). Given it can't be more than 65, that means a good number under 62, maybe even well under...
The non-cons had a much higher participation rate than expected, according to the SVP of HR. I would expect ours to exceed 2000 when the last minute rush comes. An Avg of 62 is also very good news for the 2558.
Good news for every pilot on (and soon to be retired from) the SL.
The non-cons had a much higher participation rate than expected, according to the SVP of HR. I would expect ours to exceed 2000 when the last minute rush comes. An Avg of 62 is also very good news for the 2558.
Good news for every pilot on (and soon to be retired from) the SL.
07-14-2020, 02:58 PM
#9
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Originally Posted by Funk
I concur. One would hope that each retiree under 62 (63 actually) would equate to one less furlough. It would be a huge bullet dodged for the company to not furlough anyone and the damage that does to morale and the brand, but it would be an even bigger bullet dodged for every UNA that remains gainfully employed.
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