The longer processing time loop:
Delays will feed more delay to the system and slow the flow, pushing the average up, not only because of math, but it will really cost time for the agents to analyze complicated cases. If they can process 4 per day, when they get a complex case, they can now proccess 2.
If Canada takes 300,000 Immigrants per year, 822 candidates must be seen per day. If 1/3 is from CEC/PNP nominees, they have to process 274/day.
- If it takes 10 months to process John, 20 for Mary, average would 15.
But because of Mary, it takes more time for John, because when an agent has Mary's applicatio, he won't stop untill finished some steps.
- For John now it takes 11 months, for Mary it takes 21. The average now is 16.
But a lot of Marys overload the system, they do not have new employees, and the backlog starts:
- For John now it takes 14 months, for Mary it takes 24 months because of ADRs. The average is now 19 months.
It doesn't matter how good was John's application. Maey made a bad, disorganized application, so the delay is caused by Mary.
In the middle of 2017, the processing time was 14 months. Now in July, it is taking 19 months. Which means we have too many Marys in the system.