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by ridgeguy
79 days ago
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No expert here, low-time GA decades ago. I regard these incidents as aspects of the universal race to the economic bottom. The workloads are too high. Nobody running life-critical operations should be working 60+ hour weeks and overnight shifts. We've known for decades how these practices increase errors. One effective answer is to dilute the workload by hiring more people. But this slows the race to lower costs, so it isn't done. We need to spend more on people. |
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