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Order 1600.69C Facility Security Management Program (Feb. 28, 2019) OSH Order 3900.19C and Workgroup Scoping Agreement MOU (Nov. 15, 2018) AIT 6th Floor Office Reconfiguration (July 30, 2018) AIR Hearing Conservation Order MOU (Feb. 6, 2018) Reorganization of […]
Order 1600.69C Facility Security Management Program (Feb. 28, 2019) OSH Order 3900.19C and Workgroup Scoping Agreement MOU (Nov. 15, 2018) ATS Field Services Realignment (Sept. 24, 2018) 2018 Annual Adjustments to Pay Bands (Dec. 14, 2017) […]
(NATCA would like to thank the NATCA Historical Committee, Howie Barte, Dee Robison, and Mike Palumbo for lending their efforts and expertise to NATCA30 coverage.)
This week, we mark the end of our NATCA30 coverage for the 1980s and prepare to delve into the 1990s era history of our great Union.
The story of NATCA began long before the Union’s 1987 election and Federal Labor Relations Authority certification. It began with John F. Thornton, a gifted and influential leader whose passion for representing the interests of the nation’s air traffic controllers began with the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization (PATCO), and continued as a national organizer of NATCA.
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NATCA’s First Elected National Executive Board. From left to right: Will Faville Jr., Alaskan Region; President Steve Bell; Jim Breen, New England Region; Joseph Bellino, Great Lakes Region; Barry Krasner, Eastern Region; Dan Brandt, Central Region; Executive Vice President Ray Spickler; Lee Riley, Southern Region; Ed Mullin, Southwest Region; and Gary Molen, Northwest Mountain Region. Not pictured is Richard Bamberger, Western Pacific Region. |
