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During a congressional hearing, FAA Chief Bryan Bedford faced criticism from both Democratic and Republican lawmakers regarding his decision to withhold a 2.8% pay raise for air traffic controllers. Lawmakers argued that withholding the raise contradicts the intentions of Congress and expressed concerns about low morale and staffing shortages within the agency.
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During a congressional hearing, FAA Chief Bryan Bedford faced criticism from both Democratic and Republican lawmakers regarding his decision to withhold a 2.8% pay raise for air traffic controllers. Lawmakers argued that withholding the raise contradicts the intentions of Congress and expressed concerns about low morale and staffing shortages within the agency.
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FAA chief faces bipartisan pushback over decision to withhold air traffic controllers’ raises
FAA Chief Faces Bipartisan Criticism Over Air Traffic Controllers' Pay Raises