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Further to the last bulletin that shared updates, clarifications and/or corrections to the Tentative Agreement, this bulletin is intended to continue providing that same type of information before you vote.
Next week on Wednesday, November 20, every IAM member at British Airways from all across the United States will have the opportunity to vote on the Customer Service and Engineering Tentative Agreements.
The current Collective Bargaining Agreement between the IAM and Swissport is due to expire on January 31, 2020, with that in mind negotiations have been scheduled for December 17 and
Negotiations resumed November 6 – 8, 2019 at Southwest Airlines Headquarters in Dallas, Texas. This week, talks continued resulting in an Agreement in Principle of Articles Five (Classifications); Seventeen (Safety
Sisters and Brothers: Your Negotiating Committee, Greg Smith, Bernard Phillips, Justin Dominiak and I, have reached a Tentative Agreement (TA) with the Company. This TA provides for increases and improvements
The Tentative Agreement document released yesterday has had some corrections made to it that need to be shared. The most up to date and correct version will always be available
Occurring over the next 12 days preceding the ratification vote set for November 20, 2019 your Negotiating Committee will be traveling to every station to spend time with all members
On July 13, 2017 the company presented your committee with a proposal to outsource the entire US Customer Service operation. At the same time the Engineering group was falling further
Negotiations continued in Washington, D.C. this week, with little movement from the company being made towards completed tentative agreements. In light of the unfortunate lack of progress, the Executive Committee
Voting on the recently released Tentative Agreement reached with your carrier was conducted over the last week at the CAE, MKE, ATW and DAY maintenance bases. With approximately 80% of
Sisters and Brothers, Since the resumption of mediated negotiations between the Association and American Airlines on September 16, the parties have met multiple days over five weekly sessions. Although progress
Sisters & Brothers: Your IAM negotiations committee, Lisa Ferm and Mark Diefenbach along with IAM General Chair Sara Gonzales, met with the Company to continue negotiations October, 15-17, 2019 in
Negotiations continued in Washington, DC this week. Some progress continues to be made and the negotiating committees were briefed. Your Executive Negotiators remain committed to achieving the best contract in
Negotiations resumed October 8 -10, 2019 at Southwest Airlines Headquarters Dallas, Texas. This week an agreement in principle was reached with Article Twenty-Five (Profit Sharing/401K). Progress with discussions focused around
The Tentative Agreement (TA) has made it through the editing, drafting and proofing process. This process took a little extra time as the length of these negotiations and the multitude
Negotiations continued in Washington, DC this week. Some progress continues to be made and the negotiating committees were briefed. Your Executive Negotiators remain committed to achieving the best contract in
