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05-26-2016 | 05:37 AM
#231
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05-27-2016 | 11:59 AM
#233
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From: Square root of the variance and average of the variation
New seniority list as of May 16, shows 3248 on the property. Just out of curiosity I ran some filters. We've always been described as a "young" workforce and being born in 1970 I wanted to see if that holds true for my own retirement plans. 345 pilots born in 1960 or earlier, 895 born in 1965 or earlier.
Again, these were my own personal gross numbers under the auspices of "where will I be with 10/5 years left until retirement."
So if my math is correct or correct-ish for a pilot born in 1970 about a 1/3 movement up the list through natural retirements. Irrespective of growth, which is a moot point given those would hold lower seniority numbers.
Again, these were my own personal gross numbers under the auspices of "where will I be with 10/5 years left until retirement."
So if my math is correct or correct-ish for a pilot born in 1970 about a 1/3 movement up the list through natural retirements. Irrespective of growth, which is a moot point given those would hold lower seniority numbers.
05-27-2016 | 02:50 PM
#234
SDQ Base Chief
Joined: Mar 2006
Posts: 6,051
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From: 320 CA
New seniority list as of May 16, shows 3248 on the property. Just out of curiosity I ran some filters. We've always been described as a "young" workforce and being born in 1970 I wanted to see if that holds true for my own retirement plans. 345 pilots born in 1960 or earlier, 895 born in 1965 or earlier.
Again, these were my own personal gross numbers under the auspices of "where will I be with 10/5 years left until retirement."
So if my math is correct or correct-ish for a pilot born in 1970 about a 1/3 movement up the list through natural retirements. Irrespective of growth, which is a moot point given those would hold lower seniority numbers.
Again, these were my own personal gross numbers under the auspices of "where will I be with 10/5 years left until retirement."
So if my math is correct or correct-ish for a pilot born in 1970 about a 1/3 movement up the list through natural retirements. Irrespective of growth, which is a moot point given those would hold lower seniority numbers.
05-31-2016 | 11:44 AM
#238
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From: Square root of the variance and average of the variation
Fresno perhaps? I hear the company is looking at the Holiday Motel, self described as, " a low rise budget motel offering simple rooms with free wi-fi, plus breakfast, and a pool."
Here's a review from Trip Advisor...
“Hooker Central!! Worst experience of my life!!!”
1 of 5 starsReviewed October 7, 2012
This motel is very scary and you should not stay here...ever!! We found the place easily off of the freeway, but were disappointed as we pulled in as there were a handful of prostitutes that were wandering around the place, going from room to room. This is the type of motel where people live. The owners seemed nice, but I was upset when I was charged for the stay, but felt so unsafe we left within 10 minutes of our arrival. I would not feel safe sleeping there, even for one night, and definitely not safe leaving my car there overnight. Overall a very scary experience and it is not even worth the $40!! Next time I will read reviews more closely and realize you truly get what you pay for! No stars, not even one.
Stayed October 2012, traveled with friends
So it's perfect for our crew members that like to bid SDQ, STI and South America for the entertainment and recreational value!
Here's a review from Trip Advisor...
“Hooker Central!! Worst experience of my life!!!”
1 of 5 starsReviewed October 7, 2012
This motel is very scary and you should not stay here...ever!! We found the place easily off of the freeway, but were disappointed as we pulled in as there were a handful of prostitutes that were wandering around the place, going from room to room. This is the type of motel where people live. The owners seemed nice, but I was upset when I was charged for the stay, but felt so unsafe we left within 10 minutes of our arrival. I would not feel safe sleeping there, even for one night, and definitely not safe leaving my car there overnight. Overall a very scary experience and it is not even worth the $40!! Next time I will read reviews more closely and realize you truly get what you pay for! No stars, not even one.
Stayed October 2012, traveled with friends
So it's perfect for our crew members that like to bid SDQ, STI and South America for the entertainment and recreational value!
Last edited by Std Deviation; 05-31-2016 at 11:56 AM.
05-31-2016 | 01:32 PM
#239
SDQ Base Chief
Joined: Mar 2006
Posts: 6,051
Likes: 33
From: 320 CA
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