Job-related attitudes of non-journeyman FAA air traffic controllers and former controllers : a sex comparison.

Mathews, John J.; Collins, William E.; Cobb, Bart B.; Civil Aeromedical Institute

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Job-related attitudes of non-journeyman FAA air traffic controllers and former controllers : a sex comparison.

1974-08-01
By Mathews, John J. ; Collins, William E. ; Cobb, Bart B.

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Mathews, John J. ; Collins, William E. ; Cobb, Bart B.

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Civil Aeromedical Institute
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United States. Office of Aviation Medicine
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Air Traffic Controllers Attitudes Discrimination Discrimination In Employment Employee Retention Employees--Attitudes Females Gender Labor Turnover Males Personnel Retention Questionnaires Sex Differences Training Turnover
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FAA-AM-74-7 ; DOT/FAA/AM-74/7

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United States
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Civil Aerospace Medical Institute
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ATC attrition rates have been investigated recently for sex differences in the proportion of trainees completing FAA Academy training; the percentage of women who subsequently left ATC work was twice that of men. In the present comparison, questionnaires concerning aspects of job-related attitudes were given to 56 male and 56 female former trainees (attritions) who were matched on several variables, and also to a sample of controllers (63 women and 63 matched men) who entered training at the same time as the attritions, but who were still in ATC work (Retentions). The results are reported.
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