FAs have a TA
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United and the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA announced a new tentative agreement that, if ratified, will provide industry-leading wages, better scheduling and other improvements for our 30,000 flight attendants.
Hopefully the details are good!
Hopefully the details are good!
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I’m happy for our FA’s that they got the contract they deserve.
While I’m very happy for them, I do recognize this will have an impact on United earnings and profit sharing. Does anyone know what the reported FA contract value is?
While I’m very happy for them, I do recognize this will have an impact on United earnings and profit sharing. Does anyone know what the reported FA contract value is?
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I’m pretty sure the 2026 profit sharing ship has sailed.
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I think an argument could be made that the primary customer facing work group feeling valued with a good contract will have a net benefit in the long run despite a short term hit to profitability. The counter would probably be that in-flight management already runs a pretty tight ship and they don’t put up with a lot of bad attitudes.
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I think an argument could be made that the primary customer facing work group feeling valued with a good contract will have a net benefit in the long run despite a short term hit to profitability. The counter would probably be that in-flight management already runs a pretty tight ship and they don’t put up with a lot of bad attitudes.
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