Remodeling ATA Raises Dust
Midway through a 28-month restructuring, American Trucking Associations is taking on a new look as it streamlines its staff and refocuses on its core missions of advocacy, information services and networking.
A number of ATA employees have left to take other jobs in Washington’s vibrant association community, said Kay Perkins, ATA’s director of human resources. In the first half of 1999, the association saw 32% staff turnover.
For the full story, see the Nov. 1 print edition of Transport Topics. Subscribe today.
The process has resulted in some jobs being eliminated and others redefined, as the 66-year-old trade group restructures itself for the third time in its history.
 |  |
Walter B. McCormick Jr., president of the association, likes to compare ATA to a construction site.
