The attached link provides a copy of all pairings in all domiciles in no particular order. The document is 1155 pages. The document includes 4k pairings and pairings with a 15 min debrief at domicile.
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Representing the Flight Attendants of Alaska + Hawaiian
The attached link provides a copy of all pairings in all domiciles in no particular order. The document is 1155 pages. The document includes 4k pairings and pairings with a 15 min debrief at domicile.
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The total number of JAs in 2014 combined for all bases so far this year is 142.
The NC negotiated the tentative agreement. The NC unanimously voted to send the TA to the MEC for their consideration. The MEC voted 4 yes, 1 no to present the tentative agreement to the members for your consideration.
Secondly, per the constitution and bylaws the MEC is required to give a recommendation of neutral, for or against. The MEC voted 4 neutral and 1 against.
The individual LEC Presidents provided statements as to why they voted either yes or no to send the agreement to the membership for consideration. In addition they have provided information as to why they either recommended neutral or against. They are available to answer questions regarding the voting process and their recommendation if you have specific questions please contact them as the NC does not speak on their behalf.
This message is for pre-merger Alaska Flight Attendants On Tuesday, October 27, our pre-merger Alaska Scheduling Committee Chairpersons and Representatives met virtually to discuss their ongoing work to represent our Flight Attendants and push for improvements in our workplace. Representing you at the meeting were Rebekah Olds (ANC), Rita Tillou (SEA), Russel Rivinius (PDX), Jaqui […]
Welcome to November! Every day, we step onto our aircraft prepared to handle any situation as first responders and trained safety professionals. At the same time, so much of the pride we take in our profession comes from the warmth and hospitality we deliver to our passengers on every flight. Delivering a memorable, welcoming experience […]
November 1 marks the start of Native American Heritage Month across the United States. Also observed as National American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month, this month provides an opportunity to recognize the profound contributions, vibrant cultures, and enduring sovereignty of Indigenous peoples. From the ancestral homelands of Alaska Native peoples across the North to […]
The Joint Negotiating Committee (JNC) met with management in Seattle for three days of collective bargaining, addressing critical sections of the contract. Through productive discussions, the JNC reached Tentative Agreements on Section 6 (Seniority), Retiree Pass Privileges, and Retiree Health Insurance. The committee plans to continue using both Interest-Based Bargaining (IBB) and traditional methods to resolve complex issues during negotiations.
Our voice. Our vote. Our power. Throughout September, our AFA Government Affairs Committee highlighted how legislative advocacy impacts our work and daily lives as Flight Attendants. By breaking down the role of AFA Government Affairs, explaining the legislative process, encouraging civic engagement, and demonstrating the vital importance of FlightPAC, the campaign showed how our union’s voice is […]