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Old 03-19-2013, 11:40 AM
 
Location: Homer ak.
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My guess is it's TSA
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Old 03-30-2013, 06:01 AM
 
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What Agency/Dept of the Federal Gov was it?
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My guess is it's TSA
I'm not really proud to say it, but homer's guess is correct, really wished this would of worked out Kotz seems like a nice place to start anew and the cold doesn't really bother me any, hard to believe that they don't provide even temp housing for such an expensive and limited place, guess they're not in really a rush to fill a quote on quote "Difficult place to get bodies to."

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Some employer.......=(
I know right? but I don't blame them that much, hard to house employees when the turnover is high.
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Old 03-30-2013, 11:15 AM
 
Location: Homer ak.
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I know right? but I don't blame them that much, hard to house employees when the turnover is high.[/quote]

I don't believe he turnover is high. Most of the TSA jobs in the bush were filled with employees staying out there for a week at a time because the jobs were never filled. It is expensive to live in Kotzebue. Plus the most welcomed people there are NOT tsa.

Try to get on with TSA on the traveling crew to temp. fill in at places that are shorthanded.
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Old 03-30-2013, 09:08 PM
 
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I know right? but I don't blame them that much, hard to house employees when the turnover is high.
I don't believe he turnover is high. Most of the TSA jobs in the bush were filled with employees staying out there for a week at a time because the jobs were never filled. It is expensive to live in Kotzebue. Plus the most welcomed people there are NOT tsa.

Try to get on with TSA on the traveling crew to temp. fill in at places that are shorthanded.
It's expensive to to bring out those National Deployment Force units into the bush, they had an announcement out for months to try and fill Kotz with Local Hire Officers and my announcement was such, the HR Guy told me tons turned it down because of the housing situation alone.
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