POST ON ALL IAM BULLETIN BOARDS Dear Sisters and Brothers: Your IAMAW District Lodge 142 leadership team has prepared a survey for the membership at McGee Air Services. Your participation in this survey is one of the most effective ways to communicate your desires to your IAM Negotiations Committee and is vital for your negotiating […]
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POST ON ALL IAM BULLETIN BOARDS Dear Sisters and Brothers: In preparation for your 2023 contract negotiations between the IAMAW (International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers) and McGee Air Services, we are pleased to announce your first McGee, IAMAW Negotiation Committee. • Sister Tina Cummins – Chief Steward – PDX Ramp• Brother Nico Lynch
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While traveling to Alaska, IAM Air Transport Territory General Vice President Richard Johnsen met and spoke with several IAM members from Alaska Airlines and McGee Air Services.
The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) today announced it reached agreement on a first contract and a voluntary recognition agreement for approximately 25 Fleet Service workers at McGee Air Services, an Alaska Air Group ground handling subsidiary. McGee Air Services commenced operations today in Phoenix, performing all ramp service work previously
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IAM District 142 Settles Alaska Airlines Outsourcing Grievances IAM District 142 today announced it has reached a settlement with Alaska Airlines regarding grievances filed due to the outsourcing of Ramp Service work in Seattle, WA. The resolution prohibits Alaska Airlines from exercising its current right to outsource any Customer Service and/or Ramp Service work, if
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The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) today assured its members that Alaska Airlines’ new ground handling company will not displace IAM-represented workers in any location where IAM workers are currently located on Alaska’s system. Alaska Airlines expects the wholly-owned subsidiary, McGee Air Services, will launch in late summer, falling in line
