Zany_Brainy said:How many Labor Applications processed per day does all this information come to ?
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ZB
gp111 said:
gp111 said:
lavendersummer said:
buckleup1 said:
gp111 said:
gp111 said:
"So under the assumption that part of the this year's new applications(Cases from Jan 2004 missing from the database) can be set off by the cases completed this year and not all the cases are actually sent to BEC(i.e. CA only sends cases later than May 2003 to BEC),
-- How can be offset 1o month worth of cases in for 1 month (April 2003) case ? SF DOL is processing March 13th 2003 as of today (RIR) & they will be sending out all the cases -May 2003 onwards.. It means they will work on remaining march-april (that is exactly 1839 RIR cases)... similar they will work on non RIR between Jan to Oct (9200 cases) & ship remaining cases to BEC..
Can we assume 1839 RIR cases will offset cases received from Aug 07, 2003 (that is the last correct date in flcdata center) to Nov 01, 2004 (16 months )
I think I'm going nuts to continue making assumptions here.
1. I didn't know Aug 07, 2003 is the last correct date. Maybe I'm just focusing on ATL data. It certainly didn't show any sign of that.
2. I didn't use the current processing date as the date to figure out how many cases they have opened. The main reason is, we noticed that, at least in ATL region, some cases in 2004 and a lot of cases in 2003 after the current processing date are already opened or certified. So I queried on the database for all the cases that have been opened in 2003.
Certified 54841
Received Regional Office 35823
Remand Issued to State 4461
NOF Issued 2519
Reduction in Recruitment Denied 2054
Remand Issued to Employer 1321
Denied, Permanent 1225
NOF Rebuttal Received 916
Withdrawn 906
NOF Time Extension Granted 288
Returned By State after Remand 280
Appeal Sent to ALJ 217
Denial Affirmed by ALJ 194
Returned By Emp after Remand 120
Returned after Red. Rec. Denied 61
Reconsideration Denied 34
Appeal Request Received 18
Denial Case Dismissed by ALJ 7
Denial Remanded to Region by ALJ 4
Reopened by Region (Reconsideration) 2
Forwarded to N/O 2
Correct me if I'm wrong, but what I see here is that the cases coming in the regional offices (35823 ) are much less than the cases opened(54841 plus other NOF, Remanded cases). Why can't we assume that it's the same case with this year? I understand that tons of cases came in during the last 10 months, but with what we see in 2003's data, is it reasonable to assume that at least with their 'hard' work, the number of unopened cases stays at the same level with where it was at the end of last year?
You are right about SWA cases. I have no clue about that. 100k backlogged files in SWA sounds reasonable, but 300k? I also hope that number has been reduced in the past 3 years. Also, do you know anything about whether they are going to put SWA cases in a different que from regional cases?
I think i'm gonna stop now. And thanks again for the information you provided here. It's been very helpful.
How did you figure out this number? This is 10 times of the number I can imagine. Even having the state cases considered, I'm surprised.
I did not, DOL did.. that is what DOL says when they talk about number of backlogged cases. Just in April 2001, there ware more then 100000 (100K) application filed to various SWAs nation wide.
Letters will be generated when data entry of the 750/G-28 forms is completed. They will be queued, printed and mailed within 24 hours of data entry completion. Probably about 600-1000 letters per day once data entry system changeover has been completed, probably looking at mid-Nov. before first ones go out. As responses are received, cases will be processed (RIR/Traditional) by received date priority irregardless of origin of case (presently, majority of cases in system are Regional office backlog, with beginnings of some state cases from S.F. office-these primarily worked in Dallas office)labor_BEC said: