Blue Notes - IAM Delta

IAM Members at Southwest Airlines are About to be the Highest-Paid in the Industry. When Will it be Our Turn? – Blue Notes 40

Apr 12, 2024 | Blue Notes

Just out: the latest issue of Blue Notes! In Edition 40: IAM-represented workers at Southwest Airlines will be the highest-paid in the industry thanks to a clause in their IAM contract. We’re working to confirm that Delta is outsourcing ramp work at its...

Without a Union, Delta Workers are Simply ‘Followers’ in Our Own Industry – Blue Notes 39

Apr 8, 2024 | Blue Notes

Just out: the latest issue of Blue Notes! In Edition 39: We’re not the only losing out without a union contract. See why Delta Flight Attendants are organizing with AFA. Without union representation, Delta executives have designated us as followers in our own...

Southwest’s New Union Contract, OJI and Union Safety Committees – Blue Notes 38

Apr 1, 2024 | Blue Notes

Just out: the latest issue of Blue Notes! In Edition No. 38: Southwest ramp has a new union contract and a new wage rate. It pays to be union. When you get injured, what’s the union difference? One more big difference with a union: Safety committees. Check out...

The Myth of Industry-Leading Pay – Blue Notes 37

Mar 27, 2024 | Blue Notes

Just out: the latest issue of Blue Notes! In Edition 37: Does Delta really lead the industry in pay? The facts say no. Our attendance policy seems to be subject the whether management likes us. Injured on the job at Delta? You’re going to lose money. Check...

Ramp Bids, Congressional Outreach and Retirement Comparison – Blue Notes 36

Mar 18, 2024 | Blue Notes

Just out: the latest issue of Blue Notes! In Edition 36: — What recent ramp bids in Salt Lake City are showing us and how a union contract can help. — A look at Delta’s Human Resources Manual versus an IAM Union Contract. — Delta workers are...

Support in Congress Grows and More About Our “Delta Family” – Blue Notes 35

Mar 11, 2024 | Blue Notes

Just out: the latest issue of Blue Notes! In Edition No. 35: One billion reasons why Delta doesn’t want a union. They may refer to us as “family,” but family deserves a timely cost of living increase too! Another Georgia member of Congress, Nikema...