Calling all reinstatements!

ControllingWithTheCamels Newcomer

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noid Curtis E. Carr Jawja

Unfortunately, they don't seem to have the Reinstatement process any more streamlined than the others. The main holdup for me was they kept trying to find me a date for OKC, but I didn't have to go back out there. Once they figured that out and gave me my facility start date, it had taken 6 months. Hopefully things have changed since then (started last August) and it's faster now.

I've also heard from other reinstatement applicants that they are not getting picked up as fast as once thought. My suggestion is to call the facility you want to go to, and try to work something out with the Manager. I know for a fact that's what helped me.

ControllingWithTheCamels Newcomer

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noid Curtis E. Carr Jawja

Yeah, you will still have to wait for a panel. No matter how much pull a manager has, they can't wave their magic wand and *POOF*. What will happen is they will tell whatever manager is the ATO representative for the panels and tell them to pull your name. (I even called the ATO rep to make sure my name was fresh...lol). I don't know about incentive pay.

markthetape Senior Member

incentive pay is only for certain facilities, 10 percent bng the highest and the most have a lower rate, its a numbers game, sct is like 7.4

wadeatc Newcomer salt lake city

Hey Guys, how old are you reinstatements? Is there an age limit? Still have CTO and Class II. Understand calling facility mgr helps. Thanks

jpapadub Newcomer Grand Forks

wade...

I'm a 33 year old DoD controller. From what I understand as long as your initial appointment was sub-31 you are good.

I made referral lists in CO and MN which have since been closed. I was told by Alison in OKC to contact managers to let them know I am available for hire on Reinstatement inventories, but am having a difficult time contacting managers. Some of the contacts I am making are referring me to Regional HR...which is far from helpful, IMO. Anyone have any ideas?

aklyle76 Newcomer

Age matters. You have to have been a CPC before leaving for age not to matter.

blwfl180 Rookie San Diego

I think that's incorrect. You just have to be originally appointed into the bargaining unit (Natca covered position) before your 31st.

gopack1979 Junior Member Murfreesboro TN

The way I read the announcement you don't need to be a CPC you just need the 52 consecutive weeks.