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Oct 1, 20191 min read
What if I don’t want to strike?
Everyone will benefit from this effort, so everyone needs to participate.
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Oct 1, 20191 min read
Why take a strike vote if the Federal Government may not allow us to strike?
A strong strike vote sends a powerful message and elevates the dispute to the public and management!
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Aug 1, 20191 min read
Are we asking for retro pay? What is retro pay and how is it calculated?
Yes! We are absolutely seeking retro pay with our new contract! Retro (short for retroactive) pay is compensation for the difference...
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Aug 1, 20192 min read
Why are we doing services that weren't negotiated like Pau Hana Cart, Barclays Card, and Shutterfly?
Our contract (Section 29.I. and LOA 34-18) includes provisions that are unique in the airline industry for service on the aircraft: no...
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Aug 1, 20191 min read
Are we asking for medical coverage at retirement?
Yes! Providing a means for Flight Attendants to retire with the security and peace of mind provided by medical coverage is one of our top...
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Aug 1, 20192 min read
Why are negotiations taking so long? It seemed much shorter for other groups.
In the airline industry, contracts under the Railway Labor Act do not “expire” at a set time. They become “amendable” and renew year...
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Jul 22, 20181 min read
How do Flight Attendants at other airlines negotiate staffing on new aircraft?
They don’t. No other Flight Attendant contract has a provision. Management at American, United, and Delta, decides what the staffing will...
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Jul 22, 20181 min read
Why did the Negotiating Committee interrupt contract negotiations for the 787-9 talks?
Our Contract (Section 27.C.2.) states that when the company plans to get a new aircraft, we must negotiate with them within 15 days of...
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