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FAA's Answer to ATC Retirement Bubble Staffing Shortfall



 
 
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Old May 25th 07, 01:41 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Jose
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Default FAA's Answer to ATC Retirement Bubble Staffing Shortfall

Yes it did. Here's your message along with the context:
I'll bet is cheaper to pay two guys for 60 hours each than 3 for 40.


I stripped the context. So sue me. Nonetheless, "cheaper to pay..."
could be interpreted as including all the costs relating to the actual
payment, including administrative fees pertaining to actually cutting
the check. It's cheaper to pay by check than to pay by krugerrand.

While this example is a bit silly, it does illustrate that it's not just
wages.

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