Eviction notice downloads soar after federal moratorium ends

Re:Eviction notice downloads soar after federal moratorium ends by AnimalMuppet on Wednesday January 19, 2022 @12:38PM (#29996948)

So, to run with your for-instance, if we wanted to do all of that in a month, then we'd have to put 45 x 12 = 540 people on it. Nationwide. For a month, and then we're done. That doesn't seem particularly difficult.

Of course, it would take three years to roll out the computer application that they would need in order to make and document the decision, but that's somewhat a separate problem...

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Re:Eviction notice downloads soar after federal moratorium ends by herlitzj on Wednesday January 19, 2022 @01:33PM (#29997928)

Well, that's just the time necessary to action the accounts. You'd still need to hire all of those people, get them equipment and software, pay them, etc. IT, HR, management, payroll. Probably double or triple your man-hours. But on top of that, I specifically chose what are probably unrealistically low numbers. It would maybe be closer to 20-30% utilization and 8-20 hours to close a case (totally guessing here :shrug:). So maybe 730 - 2700 man-years, roughly. Plus above-mentioned overhead.

Spinning up a 500 person accounting firm wouldn't be snappy.

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