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Just found out we're losing two more FFs. That makes 22 in 5 years. Im so sick of the turnover.
People tired of running calls in Highland?
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Just found out we're losing two more FFs. That makes 22 in 5 years. Im so sick of the turnover.
No. Ocotillo Wells. We lost our 4% raise because the district didnt renew the transport contract with SDCo. Well, we still are running calls out there and now the engine is going too, and we're still getting paid less. Its embarrassing, one guy is leaving to go back to AMR, what municipal FD loses employees to AMR!? District is playing poor, but we are 29% below the next dept in the county. Yes, we are slow, but ****, I had a 6pt TC with ejection, landed 4 airships on the highway, and oh yeah, the car was on fire, with the next resource 30min away. But hey, we dont deserve a raise.People tired of running calls in Highland
No. Ocotillo Wells. We lost our 4% raise because the district didnt renew the transport contract with SDCo. Well, we still are running calls out there and now the engine is going too, and we're still getting paid less. Its embarrassing, one guy is leaving to go back to AMR, what municipal FD loses employees to AMR!? District is playing poor, but we are 29% below the next dept in the county. Yes, we are slow, but ****, I had a 6pt TC with ejection, landed 4 airships on the highway, and oh yeah, the car was on fire, with the next resource 30min away. But hey, we dont deserve a raise.
Im on the FAE/PM list. We will seeThe bear will always welcome you back with a hug and a force.
Want to talk about it?Got home late and could only get like two hours of sleep. As weird as this sounds, one of the transports I did yesterday is really getting to me.
Are you serious right now? Honestly hard to tell.No. Ocotillo Wells. We lost our 4% raise because the district didnt renew the transport contract with SDCo. Well, we still are running calls out there and now the engine is going too, and we're still getting paid less. Its embarrassing, one guy is leaving to go back to AMR, what municipal FD loses employees to AMR!? District is playing poor, but we are 29% below the next dept in the county. Yes, we are slow, but ****, I had a 6pt TC with ejection, landed 4 airships on the highway, and oh yeah, the car was on fire, with the next resource 30min away. But hey, we dont deserve a raise.
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100% serious.Are you serious right now? Honestly hard to tell.
Despite what is commonly told, being on a red truck doesn’t always make things better. We’ve had a couple people come back to AMR since they removed the pay cap. We’ve also been seeing a decent amount of apps filled out for HEMS by current FF/PM.No. Ocotillo Wells. We lost our 4% raise because the district didnt renew the transport contract with SDCo. Well, we still are running calls out there and now the engine is going too, and we're still getting paid less. Its embarrassing, one guy is leaving to go back to AMR, what municipal FD loses employees to AMR!? District is playing poor, but we are 29% below the next dept in the county. Yes, we are slow, but ****, I had a 6pt TC with ejection, landed 4 airships on the highway, and oh yeah, the car was on fire, with the next resource 30min away. But hey, we dont deserve a raise.
I agree 100%, it doesn't. But I would say that it is better than working for AMR anywhere. HEMS, sure I can see that, especially if you love the medicine. Im looking into TX at a couple 3rd service options if the wife will be down. That being said, the benefits/retirement, at least for me with 4 kids, are worth it.Despite what is commonly told, being on a red truck doesn’t always make things better. We’ve had a couple people come back to AMR since they removed the pay cap. We’ve also been seeing a decent amount of apps filled out for HEMS by current FF/PM.
We don't do that nonsense here
Perhaps I am taking your post the wrong way, but given the benefits and perks of a municipal job in CA, it sounds awfully whiny to be complaining about having to do the type of work that you signed up for. Lots of people do jobs very similar to yours for a lot less compensation. And lots of municipal retirement systems get by without needing to be funded by taxpayers who live on other side of the country and in many cases make a lot less money than those asking for the bailouts (I know that hasn't happened yet, but it's pretty much inevitable at this point).No. Ocotillo Wells. We lost our 4% raise because the district didnt renew the transport contract with SDCo. Well, we still are running calls out there and now the engine is going too, and we're still getting paid less. Its embarrassing, one guy is leaving to go back to AMR, what municipal FD loses employees to AMR!? District is playing poor, but we are 29% below the next dept in the county. Yes, we are slow, but ****, I had a 6pt TC with ejection, landed 4 airships on the highway, and oh yeah, the car was on fire, with the next resource 30min away. But hey, we dont deserve a raise.
We got a 4% raise based on an ambulance contract, then lost it when the contract was not renewed. The problem I have is not with running the calls, its the fact that we are still doing the same things in the same areas, and in fact, more responses into that contracted zone, and yet we lost the compensation for it. Also, besides that 4% have not had an increase since 2007. COL has increased exponentially since then. Again, 29% less than a comparable dept in our own county. Is that whiny to want a COLA after 14 years? Sure, do I have a great benefit package and a defined benefit retirement, absolutely. Does not change how much it costs to live in SoCal, and when people in comparable agencies are making significantly more, that's a problem. You can't compare how much someone in a state that costs far less to live makes doing my job.Perhaps I am taking your post the wrong way, but given the benefits and perks of a municipal job in CA, it sounds awfully whiny to be complaining about having to do the type of work that you signed up for. Lots of people do jobs very similar to yours for a lot less compensation. And lots of municipal retirement systems get by without needing to be funded by taxpayers who live on other side of the country and in many cases make a lot less money than those asking for the bailouts (I know that hasn't happened yet, but it's pretty much inevitable at this point).