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FY 2007 Actual Attrition by Facility
FAA Controller Work Force Plans In response to concerns over an anticipated surge in air traffic controller attrition, FAA was directed by Congress in 2003 to prepare a detailed plan to ensure adequate staffing within the controller workforce. In December 2004, FAA issued the first in a planned series of annual reports outlining FAA’s plans for addressing that challenge. The report, entitled “A Plan for the Future: The Federal Aviation Administration’s 10-Year Strategy for the Air Traffic Controller Workforce,”FAA's 10 Year Controller Workforce Plan "Changes in the annual staffing targets resulting from revised traffic workload forecasts will also require adjustments in the hiring numbers presented in Chapter 5. This Controller Staffing Plan will be updated annually and submitted to Congress as part of the FAA’s budget submission. The annual staffing targets shown in Figure 3.1 include both terminal and en route controllers. Since these staffing targets reflect forecasted traffic workloads, they are updated annually, usually in April, following publication of the revised traffic workload forecasts around March." Prior to the start of the agency’s budget year, and after the agency has received an indication of its likely budget authorization, an annual controller hiring plan is developed that takes into account the end-of-year controller staffing level, the projected appropriations, the staffing level target for the upcoming fiscal year, and any internal adjustments such as the Internal Placement Program and hardships. The annual hiring projection for the upcoming fiscal year is then determined for the Terminal and En Route Business Units."
FAA's December 2004 Controller Workforce Plan Estimating FY 2005 and forward Losses FAA's June 2006 Controller Workforce Plan Estimating FY 2007 and forward Losses FAA's March 2007 Controller Workforce Plan Estimating FY 2008 and forward Losses FAA's Summer 2008 Controller Workforce Plan Estimating FY 2009 and forward Losses FAA's Submission to Congress April 5 2006
FY 2008 YTD Actual Attrition as of January 5, 2008 (does not include losses attributable to Promotions and Transfers at the facility level. That information will have to be obtained locally) This document should print on legal paper. Draft- FAA Grandfathered all employees except Air Traffic Controllers Not released by Pat Draft- Bush Whitehouse Declares they won't save money under their proposals Not released by Pat
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