NanaMac

I've received a phone call to come in for drug testing just now. Big problem is I cannot make it on the assigned day whatsoever. Already emailed Ms Vargas, Ms Olha and employment operations about possibly coming in on another date.

@EgyptianEyez is talking about the Comprehensive Personnel Document. It can be found on the main Transit Employment Forum landing page (the page you get to before you can get to this thread or the many other B/O and T/O threads). Here is a link to the document.

I am very sorry.

Check the 6601 thread. Their DT was today according to that thread. A bunch of us got canvass emails a couple of weeks ago. My list number is close to their's but I haven't gotten called in for a DT yet.

That is Tony77's list number for Exam No. 6601 C/R. I think they posted in the wrong topic OR forgot to mention that their number was for a different exam.

It's clearly stated at the bottom of the notice at the link below. http://web.mta.info/nyct/hr/6601.htm

The eligible list for Exam No. 8094 was extended twice once it was established and made public. I also believe that there was a hiring freeze at a point which did not allow people fromthe eligible list to be hired. So while yes people are still being hired in 2016 from an exam that was administered in 2008, this is not the norm. Like many have said, the only thing we all can do is wait for the eligible list to be finalized and released. No one knows exactly how many people took this exam. There are many numbers being thrown around here but none of it has been official. Six wrong questions could very well get you hired but it will not get you hired on day one of hiring from the list. People are whipping themselves up into an unnecessary frenzy at this point. Most of us knew this was going to be a very lengthy process so all we can do is wait for the process to shake out.

For those that haven't attended a protest session, there is no pleading your case orally. You get the exam booklet, the proposed answer sheet and a sheet to explain why your answer to a question is just as good or better than the MTA's correct question. Once you're done writing and hand everything in that's it. The eligible list is months and months away from being created and posted so really, you need to put it back in your mind for now. There was a promotional Conductor's exam also and those who passed wll be able to become conductor's before any of us get the chance. It's a ways off. The 8094 exam eligible list doesn't expire until February of 2017 so use that as a gauge if ou will.

As someone stated earlier, you can attend a protest session even if it wasn't the one scheduled for your exam date and time. Just go there during a session and tell them what date you took the exam and whether it was AM or PM. If you can make it to a protest session, go. If not, then get the information for the post-protest but keep in mind that you will not see the exam booklet so you won't see the question, the MTA's correct answer and the answer you chose (the worded answers, not the A, B, C, or D multi-choice selection). I've yet to see any MTA officials posting information here so you guys and girls asking about official information need to get in touch with the MTA toget the answers you seek.

During the instructions portion before the exam the proctor said wheb the protest session was, for that particular exam date and time, and wrote it down on the board. The protest session dates and times were each exam takers responsibility to write down on their Candidate's Personal Record of Answers. The only date printed on that sheet was the date when the proposed answer sheets were to be released online and at 180 Livingston. If I didn't know when the protest session for the date and time of the exam I took was then I'd try calling 347-643-7221 or going up to 180 Livingston and inquiring.

My exam date was 4/30 AM. Got 3 incorrect. Was pretty surprised I'd gotten that many wrong. The protest session for 4/30 AM is Wednesday July 13th from 10AM to 12PM. Hopefully I can make it and see if it's possible to justify my answers.