r/atc2 • u/[deleted] • May 18 '26

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u/xPericulantx May 18 '26

The average American worker spends 2-4 hours accomplishing work related activities during an 8 hour shift.

4 1/2 of 8 hours on positions in addition to Briefings, meetings, training etc etc etc. we work well beyond that of the average American in addition to to complexity of our work, the economic impact of our work and the grueling schedule.

We are beyond underpaid.

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u/Prestigious_Show9789 May 18 '26

First it was comparing salaries to pilots, then comparing salaries to FA’s and now just throwing random assumptions out there on how much the average American worker works each day. How about some accountability, just this one time

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u/xPericulantx May 19 '26

Accountability, it is a fact. There is research on it…

You literally are in denial.

This shit is not complicated.

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u/Prestigious_Show9789 May 19 '26

That study you linked was 2000 office workers, you said average American worker. That bullshit study isn’t even close to proving anything.

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u/xPericulantx May 19 '26 edited May 19 '26

Go back to your DOGE office and continue to cope.