Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines Transition Agreement

This agreement details how Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines will combine their operations and employees after their merger, with support from the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM).

This agreement covers seniority integration, job protections, and new labor agreements to ensure a smooth transition while safeguarding employee rights. It also includes steps for resolving disputes and handling merger-related costs, emphasizing fairness and efficiency for all parties involved.

VOTE! Check Your Registration Status Right Now in Less than Two Minutes

VOTE! Check Your Registration Status Right Now in Less than Two Minutes

Are you SURE you are registered to vote? Want to make sure before it's too late? Vote.org has got you covered! CLICK RIGHT NOW to see if you are registered.It's time to VOTE UNION! Both parties have made their pitches to American voters, and now it's time for union members to make sure that their...

Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines Transition Agreement

This agreement details how Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines will combine their operations and employees after their merger, with support from the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM).

This agreement covers seniority integration, job protections, and new labor agreements to ensure a smooth transition while safeguarding employee rights. It also includes steps for resolving disputes and handling merger-related costs, emphasizing fairness and efficiency for all parties involved.

April Helping Hands: Alcohol Awareness Month

EAP Peers:         April is acohol awareness month. The National Institute of Health (NIH) is a great resource for information about substance use disorders. I encourage all of you to take a look at their web site: niaaa.nih.gov. Most of the information is free and...

Disruptive Passenger Causes United Flight to Return to Newark

A United flight bound for Israel was forced to turn around and return to Newark airport early Sunday morning due to a disruptive passenger. The flight, which had already been delayed by two hours, had only been in the air for three hours before the incident...

 

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