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Reply #25: Actually, he isn't disputing the 33% rate---merely how it's broken down. [View All]

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msanthrope

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Tue Apr-05-11 01:00 PM
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25. Actually, he isn't disputing the 33% rate---merely how it's broken down.

Edited on Tue Apr-05-11 01:23 PM by msanthrope

Note that Phillips isn't disputing that 33% of workers aren't there on any given day--he's just noting that he doesn't think that certain classes of workers, those on disability or restriction, should be counted in. He thinks you should only count the people who call in daily, sick.

Which is bunk--if 33% of Chicago garbageman aren't available to work on any given day, then it's time to fix that.

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