NHCFAE 2008 Conference

Message from the President
Saludos Amigos y Colegas
(Greetings Friends and Colleagues),

On the second leg of our journey (a.k.a., my second term), we’re at the time of year where things refocus after our 2nd Quarter Executive Committee meeting and we set our attention on the annual training conference. Our ongoing committee efforts such as legislative and strategic/business planning continue tracking forward while we breathe 2008-life into our Airman Database project as well as our annual tasks to elect new officers and update our Constitution and Bylaws. With that in mind, we set our course in a southeast direction toward San Juan, Puerto Rico.
 

Message from Rick Day –
Vice President of ATO En Route & Oceanic Services

Dear NHCFAE,
I am glad to have this opportunity to thank you for your leadership and advocacy to help ensure equitable opportunities in employment and development in the FAA.

Our industry is changing more rapidly than ever. As you know a great number of federal employees across the country will soon reach retirement age. We are challenged to make sure our workforce remains flexible, innovative and integrated as we lead aviation services into the future.

This is where you come in and why associations like NHCFAE are so important. The NHCFAE is taking an active role in recruiting, educating, and mentoring young people for careers in aviation. The resources, activities and alliances you offer your members are raising the bar for employee associations everywhere. As a result of your efforts, our FAA workforce is strengthened by a diversity of knowledge, ideas and cultures necessary to prepare us for the next generation.

Thanks NHCFAE. I look forward to more great work from you.

You can read previous messages
 from Agency Executives by clicking here.

League of United Latin American Citizens
The Mission of the League of United Latin American Citizens is to advance the economic condition, educational attainment, political influence, health and civil rights of the Hispanic population of the United States.

Read the Memorandum of Understanding between the DOT and LULAC Click Here.

Hispanic Employment Programs - Creating a Government That Looks Like America

In this section, we will list various Hispanic Employment Programs that assist in reversing the under representation and underutilization of Hispanics in the Department Of Transportation and better serve the nation's Hispanic community. The DOT Hispanic Employment Program and many others seeks to recruit talented candidates for employment with DOT; retain, promote, and develop current employees; and create a pipeline for addressing current and future workforce needs.