Dear Sisters and Brothers: The National Mediation Board (NMB) issued a ruling today, July 30, 2025, that Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines are operating as a single transportation system for representation purposes under the Railway Labor Act (RLA). The official ruling states that the investigation will now proceed to address the representation of the craft […]
Dear Sisters and Brothers: Hawaiian Airlines first established Allocator positions in 2020 at the Honolulu and Maui stations. These allocator positions were deemed Non-Union positions by the Company and staffed with non-IAM members. The IAM disagreed, believing the work of the allocator was IAM covered work and initiated a grievance that progressed through the process,
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Dear Sisters and Brothers: The IAM District 142 and International Leadership have received and reviewed your surveys following the failed Tentative Agreement Ratification Vote. We have reached out to the Company to schedule dates to resume negotiations and are awaiting confirmation on upcoming dates. We will communicate those dates once they have been secured. Thank
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Dear IAM McGee Members: Your IAM Negotiation Committee is proud to announce that after rigorous bargaining, we have reached a Tentative Agreement with McGee Air Services. The redline version of the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) and a Highlight Sheet summarizing key wins and changes are now available for your review. ✅ UNANIMOUS RECOMMENDATION TO VOTE
Dear Sisters and Brothers: District 142 has learned about the passing of one of our members from American Airlines in Boston this week. Our thoughts are with their family, friends, and coworkers who are dealing with loss and grief. Please know that you are not alone. Your union is here to support you in any
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Dear Sisters and Brothers: The IAM is in full support of a single transportation carrier between Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines. We want to make it clear that our stance on this is for the airlines not between the IAM and AMFA. The IAM will continue to pursue the opportunity to represent the members at
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Dear Sisters and Brothers: Your IAM Negotiating Committee met with Qantas Airways management this week in Los Angeles, CA, for the fourteenth round of direct negotiations. We’re proud to report that three Tentative Agreements (TAs) were reached during this session, including: In addition to the above TAs, we discussed the Filling of Vacancies in detail.
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Dear Sisters and Brothers: The Union Negotiation Committee is proud to announce that we have reached a tentative agreement that reflects the priorities and concerns of our membership. While full details will be provided in the coming days, below is a brief overview of the key gains negotiated: This agreement reflects months of hard work
IAM/MCGEE AIR SERVICES TENTATIVE AGREEMENT REACHED – SUMMARY OF KEY IMPROVEMENTS Read More »
Dear Sisters and Brothers: Your IAM District 142 Negotiation Committee is pleased to announce that we have reached an agreement in principle with McGee Air Services today. The committee is working to finalize all the details and will provide you with a summary of the proposed changes later this week. Additionally, we are preparing a
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Dear Sisters and Brothers: The IAM has reviewed the information submitted by AMFA on May 12 in their application for a single transportation system determination by the National Mediation Board (NMB) for Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines. The IAM disagreed with the number of Mechanic and Related Employees represented by the IAM that was submitted