Contract Information

Contracts

PASS collective bargaining agreements—called CBAs or contracts—establish the ground rules for workplace guidance, policies, grievance procedures, leave, professional development opportunities and more. And unlike unions at most federal agencies, PASS can bargain over pay for FAA employees.

Download ATO Contract (Jan. 2025)

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PASS Region V FAQs

PASS currently represents employees in Mission Support Services, Flight Program Operations, and Department of Defense. Internally, the employees in these groups are in PASS Region V. The regional vice president (RVP) of Region V and National Mission Support Services Representative is Bob Abbott, an FAA employee in Aeronautical Information Services (AJV-5). As the Region V vice president, Bob will be representing you on the PASS Executive Board. The RVP is elected every three years by the membership they represent.

Who does PASS represent in Mission Support Services?

PASS currently represents employees in Aeronautical Information Services (AJV-5), formerly AJV-2 and AJV-3, located in Oklahoma City, Okla., and Silver Spring, Md. We are the largest union in Mission Support Services.

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Election Process FAQs

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The Federal Labor Relations Authority (FLRA) is a quasi-judicial body created by the Civil Service Reform Act of 1978, commonly known as the Federal Service Labor-Management Relations Statute. The statute allows non-postal federal employees to organize, collectively bargain, and participate in labor organizations through the employees own free choice.

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Contract Information

At PASS, we are always looking for potential members to join our growing membership. Explore this page to learn more about PASS, the bargaining unit election process, PASS Region V, Service Center representation and how to join the union. If you have any additional questions, please contact PASS National Organizer James Renaldi.

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