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2009 PASS Conventionstlouis202

It is time to start making plans for the 2009 PASS Convention. The PASS Executive Board is excited to announce that next year’s convention will take place in St. Louis. This is an important event for the union, and it is never too early to schedule annual leave to attend the convention in order to meet with members from other chapters and discuss significant union issues.

The PASS Convention will be held at the Millennium St. Louis from August 10 to 12, 2009. Please note that convention will conclude at 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, August 12. Those wishing to depart Wednesday afternoon are encouraged to do so.

PASS PRESIDENT TESTIFIES BEFORE CONGRESS

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Message From PASS President Tom Brantley
Regarding FAA Security Breach

As you may be aware, on February 1, 2009, the FAA suffered a security breach on one of its administrative servers. This resulted in the loss of 48 files, including one that contained the names and Social Security numbers of over 45,000 FAA employees. If you were an FAA employee during the first pay period of February 2006, your information was included. Another file contained information on 4,700 Aviation Safety (AVS) employees. [more]

PASS Members Reject Collective Bargaining Agreement

PASSContractAlert.orgSecret ballots were counted in connection with the ratification vote concerning the tentatively agreed upon contract for employees represented by PASS in the Technical Operations (formerly Airway Facilities) bargaining unit. With a record voter turn out, the final margin was not close, with 98 percent of the members voting casting a "NO" vote for the new agreement. See www.PASScontractalert.org for full details

Briefing given to PASS by FAA management regarding the regional office ATO reorganization Download in PowerPoint

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AFL-CIO Sends Letters to House and Senate Leaders Regarding Collective Bargaining

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