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January 23, 1961
The Nome Nugget
Nome, Nome County, Alaska
What is this article about?
Approximately 350 FAA hourly workers in Alaska receive a pay increase of 10 to 18 cents per hour, effective January 22, adding about $147,000 annually to the state's economy, according to Hobart L. Douglass.
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HOURLY FAA WORKERS RECEIVE PAY BOOST
Approximately 350 Federal Aviation Agency wage schedule personnel in Alaska have received a pay increase of from 10 to 18 cents per hour, according to Hobart L. Douglass, of the FAA classification and wage branch.
The pay increase, which applies to all FAA hourly workers in the state, will add approximately $147,000 annually to the economy of Alaska, Douglass said. Exact amount of individual increases will depend upon grade and geographical location of personnel.
The boost is effective with the pay period beginning Jan. 22 and will be reflected in pay checks received by employees on Feb. 17.
Approximately 350 Federal Aviation Agency wage schedule personnel in Alaska have received a pay increase of from 10 to 18 cents per hour, according to Hobart L. Douglass, of the FAA classification and wage branch.
The pay increase, which applies to all FAA hourly workers in the state, will add approximately $147,000 annually to the economy of Alaska, Douglass said. Exact amount of individual increases will depend upon grade and geographical location of personnel.
The boost is effective with the pay period beginning Jan. 22 and will be reflected in pay checks received by employees on Feb. 17.
What sub-type of article is it?
News Report
Labor Update
What keywords are associated?
Faa Workers
Pay Increase
Alaska
Hourly Wages
Economic Impact
What entities or persons were involved?
Hobart L. Douglass
Where did it happen?
Alaska
Story Details
Key Persons
Hobart L. Douglass
Location
Alaska
Event Date
Jan. 22 To Feb. 17
Story Details
Approximately 350 FAA hourly workers in Alaska receive pay increase of 10 to 18 cents per hour, applying to all such personnel in the state, adding $147,000 annually to the economy, effective pay period beginning Jan. 22, reflected in checks on Feb. 17.