Delta Ramp, Cargo and Tower is Organizing with the IAM
Delta Ramp, Cargo and Tower is Organizing with the IAM
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The Union Difference When You’re Injured at Work — Blue Notes 63
Just out: the latest issue of Blue Notes! In Edition 63: If you're an IAM member at United, American or Southwest, you won't lose a penny because of an on-the-job injury. Not so at Delta. How union contracts protect your job with "scope" language....
Risk Shifting: How Delta Puts the Financial Risk on You — Blue Notes 62
Just out: the latest issue of Blue Notes! In Edition 62: By merging base pay and profit sharing, Delta is putting the financial risk on employees. Industry-leading profits. Not so much for pay, benefits and work rules. Comparing our retirement to...
Can You Really Afford to be Without a Union? — Blue Notes 61
Just out: the latest issue of Blue Notes! In Edition 61: Can you really afford to be without a union? So much for an open door policy. A new arrival policy has hit the ramp. Understaffing continues to cause issues. Check out Blue Notes Issue No. 61...
“Delta fleet service workers deliver for both customers and the carrier, and now the time has come to deliver an industry-leading contract for the people who truly make Delta Air Lines a world-class airline. Together, we’re going to build on the success of a great airline for the benefit of its workers, the carrier, and the flying public.”
STRENGTH
There’s strength in numbers. The IAM is 600,000 members strong and fighting every day to improve our jobs.
SECURITY
You can’t put a price tag on peace of mind. Unions assure our jobs are secure and protect us against undue punishment.
VOICE
IAM members sit down with their managers and negotiate over wages, benefits and more. That’s having a voice on the job.