antonioa77
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ok, here what seems to be logical for BEC:
1-two centers r set up in a way that dallas is to pick up backlog from regions 4 5 6 (west) and all states depending on them, and phili for regions 1 2 3(east).
2- there will be 120 employees at each centers , around 60 to 80 of them will be analysits and the remaining will be entering data to the system as more shipments for dol and swa come.
therefore, the actual number of analysts will be 60 to 80 not 120 in each center. assuming that half of them will be for RIR and the other half for regular cases. this means for rir there will be around 30 to 40 analystsper center.
3- having 30 to 40 analysts for rir and assuming that an average of 10 applications r processed a day by each one of them, this means that 300 to 400 applications of rir r cleared everyday or around 2000 a week or 8000 rir per month from each center.
4-if u read the memo, it says that a first shipment from SWA will be received by BEC in october end. just the swa with the oldest backlogged cases will be involved in this first round. DOL will focus first on those swa with oldest backlog cases. this means that for those states with oldest backlog they will use the fifo of state as a whole not nationwide. from what i understand that applicants (even the most recent ones like who applied in sep 2004) in the slowest states in the country will be cleared first before bec work on the faster states . do u agree with me?
comments?
1-two centers r set up in a way that dallas is to pick up backlog from regions 4 5 6 (west) and all states depending on them, and phili for regions 1 2 3(east).
2- there will be 120 employees at each centers , around 60 to 80 of them will be analysits and the remaining will be entering data to the system as more shipments for dol and swa come.
therefore, the actual number of analysts will be 60 to 80 not 120 in each center. assuming that half of them will be for RIR and the other half for regular cases. this means for rir there will be around 30 to 40 analystsper center.
3- having 30 to 40 analysts for rir and assuming that an average of 10 applications r processed a day by each one of them, this means that 300 to 400 applications of rir r cleared everyday or around 2000 a week or 8000 rir per month from each center.
4-if u read the memo, it says that a first shipment from SWA will be received by BEC in october end. just the swa with the oldest backlogged cases will be involved in this first round. DOL will focus first on those swa with oldest backlog cases. this means that for those states with oldest backlog they will use the fifo of state as a whole not nationwide. from what i understand that applicants (even the most recent ones like who applied in sep 2004) in the slowest states in the country will be cleared first before bec work on the faster states . do u agree with me?
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