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How Our Pay Stacks Up Against IAM Members at American — Blue Notes 72
Just out: the latest issue of Blue Notes! In Edition 72: How our pay stacks up against IAM members at American. Unifi workers joined the IAM. Why not us? Union flight attendants at Alaska win big gains. Check out Blue Notes Issue No. 72...
Delta’s Profit Sharing: The Real Story — Blue Notes 71
Just out: the latest issue of Blue Notes! Here's why we really have profit sharing. The overtime pay difference at unionized carriers. Injured on the job? It pays to be union. Check out Blue Notes Issue No. 71 here!
What’s with the Work Conditioning Recharge Program? — Blue Notes 70
Just out: the latest issue of Blue Notes! In Edition 70: Union workers at Alaska and American win big. Why is profit sharing going down while Delta’s profits go up? Highlights from our Delta worker rally at MSP. Check out Blue Notes Issue No. 70...
“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
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SECURITY
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VOICE
IAM members sit down with their managers and negotiate over wages, benefits and more. That’s having a voice on the job.
