Actually, I'll take a stab at it. Add time and half for over time, and it is only a little over 770 additional hours a week. Divided by 50 work weeks, that is 15 hours, or less than two O/T shifts a week. This does not include holiday, vacation, or double time pay for working on holidays or overtime on odd hours. Also does not include any shift differential if there is any still given.700UW said:And a utility person's salary is $17.13 and hour, please explain how they can make $55,000 a year when their salary is only $35,630.40 on a 40 hour week, so to make an additional $20,000 a year a utility worker would have to almost work an additional 1,168 hours or so on top of the 2,080 hours all ready worked.
I am not saying this because I disagree with N700UW, but to show it is a plausible scenario have some make $55,000 working utility. Add another $15K or so in benefit/HR costs per employee, it makes it expensive to have seperate ramp and utility. They really could merge the two groups, and make things much more efficient. After all, I don't think B6, WN, or FL have someone clean the plane and then have a seperate group unload/load it.