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Dear Flight Attendants: Recently via our ASAP program, we have noticed an uptick in passenger misconduct reports. This last meeting we had two instances of passengers making physical contact with
Dear Sisters and Brothers, In June of this year, the membership was advised that the TWU/IAM Associations had retained the services of Neutral Joshua Javits to create final integrated seniority
As you know the Company recently sent out a revision to the Flight Attendant Handbook. This revision is currently under review by your IAM representatives for any contractual violations. We
The IAM works hard to advance the interests of working families, promote the cause of our members and defend our members’ rights. Just as IAM solidarity at the bargaining tables
Your negotiating Committee met with Swissport Director of Labor Relations Blake Martin and Phoenix General Manager Otis Williams the week of September 20, 21, 22, 2016. Negotiations began on a
The parties met for negotiations on September 21, 23 and 24, 2016 at the La Quinta Inn Appleton, Wisconsin. Present for the Company were Tina Vos, Managing Director Human Resources;
Soon, the election will only be a month away. With a fast approaching deadline, it is important for everyone to register to vote or ensure that they are registered. Here you
Sisters and Brothers, Your IAM joint contract negotiations committee met from Monday, September 19, 2016 and continued through Thursday, September 22, 2016 in St. Louis, Missouri. Your Committee exchanged proposals
Sisters and Brothers, Both the Fleet Service and Mechanic and Related/Stores negotiating committees met this week in Washington, DC. The week began with each committee meeting with company representatives to
When a TSA agent or law enforcement officer is assaulted at an airport, it’s a serious federal crime. And rightfully so, since we’re counting on them to keep us safe.
With the ongoing protests in the downtown city center of Charlotte, North Carolina, crew members staying at our long location in the heart of Charlotte will temporarily be moved to
Washington D.C., September 21, 2016—The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) today announced its support of the proposed Alaska Airlines-Virgin America merger. The IAM initially withheld its support
Dear Flight Attendant Group: As Fall is upon us, we are entering the flu and cold season. As flight attendants we need to exercise good judgement as safety professionals, but
Negotiations Update Your IAM joint contract negotiations committee met from Monday, August 22, 2016 and continued through Thursday, August 25, 2016 in St. Louis, Missouri. Your committee exchanged proposals with
If you were unable to commute in to work today or were late due to train service disruption in the NYC area, please contact a union representative as soon as
Please be advised that today, the company advised the Union that BBA, the parent company of ASIG, has reached an agreement to sell ASIG to Menzies. This transaction will take
