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In a surprising announcement, it was revealed that air traffic controllers who maintained perfect attendance during the recent government shutdown will be rewarded with $10,000 bonus checks. This decision has sparked discussions among various stakeholders regarding the importance of recognizing the dedication of these essential workers.
Sean Duffy, who made the announcement, likened the bonuses to an early holiday gift, stating, "Santa's coming to town a little early." The bonuses are seen as a way to acknowledge the critical role air traffic controllers play in maintaining safety and efficiency in the aviation industry, especially during challenging times.
The move has been met with mixed reactions, as many believe it highlights the need for better support and incentives for public sector employees. As the aviation sector continues to recover from the impacts of the shutdown, this initiative aims to bolster morale among air traffic controllers and encourage a culture of reliability and commitment.
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