Holidays provide an opportunity to show appreciation to employees for the work they’ve done during the year to help your company succeed. “It’s about being thoughtful,” said NBAA Chief People Officer Annemarie Oxman, noting appreciation can come in the form of a handwritten note, or an off-site gathering. Chris Cherkis, NBAA director, meetings experience, added it’s important to schedule any events well in advance to ensure remote workers can also take part in festivities.
In this episode of NBAA Flight Plan, host Rob Finfrock speaks with:
Annemarie Oxman, chief people office, NBAA
Chris Cherkis, director, meetings experience, NBAA
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NBAA welcomed passage by the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation of legislation to increase access to mental health resources and treatments for air traffic controllers, pilots and others.
NBAA paid tribute to the legacy of John J. Sheehan, III, decorated U.S. Navy aviator, general aviation advocate, safety expert and author, who recently passed away after devoting decades of his life to the general aviation industry.
NBAA welcomed the repeal of an unduly burdensome tax on most general aviation aircraft in Washington state, which was enacted last year and set to take effect on April 1.