Dear Sisters and Brothers: Dates for negotiations to commence for the Air Wisconsin COFPS IAM members have been set to start during the week of March 20, 2023 and will occur at or near the MKE station. At that meeting, your committee will present the opening proposal to the Company that has been generated based […]
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Dear Sisters and Brothers: I am pleased to report that this morning a discussion occurred between myself and maintenance management from Air Wisconsin Airlines. The subject of this conversation centered around recent industry changes in wages and the effects of those changes on every airline’s recruiting and retention abilities. While there is a large industry-wide
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Dear Sisters and Brothers, IAMAW District Lodge 142 and Air Wisconsin Airlines have signed a Letter of Agreement (LOA) outlining the elements that will guide a new Apprenticeship Program in a joint effort to expose potential candidates to a career in aircraft maintenance. These programs are becoming more and more prevalent all throughout the United
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POST ON ALL IAM BULLETIN BOARDS Dear Sisters and Brothers: The current IAM/Air Wisconsin COFPS Collective Bargaining Agreement becomes amendable on September 20, 2022. Per Article 35 of the parties Collective Bargaining Agreement, either party may serve notice in accordance with Section 6, Title 1 of the Railway Labor Act, to commence the negotiations process.
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Voting on the recently released Tentative Agreement reached with your carrier was conducted over the last week at the DAY, MKE and ATW maintenance bases. With approximately 70% of the eligible membership participating in this ratification, the Tentative Agreement was accepted by a majority of the voting membership. This has been a long and arduous
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Copies of the previously reached Tentative Agreement have been sent to your bases and also has been available since last Friday on the District Lodge 142 website at www.iamdl142.org. Please see your Negotiating Committee member to obtain a copy. The following ratification schedule listed below should afford everyone the opportunity to attend a meeting, receive
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After a resumption of meetings, with all being conducted under the auspices of the National Mediation Board with Mediator Jane Allen, a Tentative Agreement (TA) has been reached between the Union and the Company. This new TA addresses the shortcomings of the previously failed TA and provides the much deserved and needed economic gains and
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Negotiations resumed this week in ORD under the auspices of the NMB and Mediator Jane Allen. The Company and Union committees were present for meetings that occurred from Tuesday through Thursday. At the beginning of the session, the Mediator thought it warranted to again discuss with each party their respective positions and the current divide
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Following the failed tentative agreement in October of last year, the first session of mediated negotiations occurred this week in Washington, DC under the auspices of the NMB and Mediator Jane Allen on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Your negotiating committee was joined by GLR John Werkmeister. The Company was represented by Bob Frisch with three
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Negotiations resumed this week in ORD under the auspices of the NMB with Mediators Jack Kane and Mike Tosi. The week was dedicated to addressing the remaining open items and trying to close the gap on the respective differences in positions. The remaining Articles with open proposals include Article 1, 2, 7, 25, 28, 29
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