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    AFA Alaska News in Review – May 20, 2022

    May 20, 2022 17:00 Leave a Comment

    In This Edition

    • Tell Management: It’s Time To Make it Right!
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    • Next Week’s Events

    Tell Management: It’s Time To Make it Right!

    Originally posted May 18, 2022

    Our MEC will be approaching management this week to discuss a meaningful remedy to the recent bidding errors and delays.  We have heard loud and clear that Flight Attendants expect that any remedy will include an element of compensation in order to hold management accountable.  Stand in solidarity and support our MEC by sending management a letter telling them it’s time to make it right!

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    Have You Written Your Letter to Management? 

    Have you and your flying partners written your letter to management yet?? 

    Let them know that we’re tired of:

    ❌ Meaningless apologies
    ❌ Empty promises to “do better”

    And let them know it’s time for:

    ✅ Management accountability
    ✅ A meaningful remedy with compensation for F/As

    Help get the word out and tell management that it’s time to make it right!!!

    https://actionnetwork.org/letters/tell-management-its-time-to-make-it-right?source=direct_link&Text

    Keep the Momentum Going!

    Thank you to everyone who has already written their letter to management telling them to Make it Right! We’ve made great progress but still have a ways to go to make sure management hears everyone’s voice! Help keep the momentum going by checking in with your friends and flying partners today to see if they’ve sent letters to management as well. Save this QR code, let your crew scan it, and they’ll be able to send their letter to management in less than two minutes.

    Let’s show management that we are one unified work group standing together in solidarity! It’s time for them to Make it Right!

    Negotiating Committee Listening Sessions Start Tomorrow

    Negotiating Committee Listening Sessions start tomorrow! Listening Sessions are your opportunity to meet with our Negotiating Committee in a small group setting and share your thoughts, ideas, experiences, or anything else on your mind about negotiations. There’s still space available to participate in many of next week’s sessions.  Register for a session today and get involved in the process—your voice matters! 

    https://contract2022.afaalaska.org/committee/listening/


    Next Week’s Events

    Saturday, May 21 – Thursday, May 26Negotiating Committee Listening Sessions
    Monday, May 23AFA Presentation to Initial Training Class 2022-08 (rescheduled)
    Tuesday, May 24Regular MEC Meeting
    Tuesday, May 24Monthly Scheduling Committee Meeting
    Wednesday, May 25Quarterly Inflight Service Committee Meeting

    See the MEC Event Calendar >

    Filed Under: Latest News Tagged With: AFA News in Review

    AFA Alaska News in Review – May 13, 2022

    May 13, 2022 17:00

    In This Edition

    • Upcoming 2022 AFA Board of Directors Meeting
    • The Saga Continues: June 2022 Bid Awards Delayed
    • Shared on Social
    • Next Week’s Events

    Upcoming 2022 AFA Board of Directors Meeting

    Originally posted May 9, 2022

    Members of our Master Executive Council (MEC) and other AFA Representatives will be attending the AFA Board of Directors (BOD) Meeting later this week.  The BOD meeting is where business affecting all AFA airlines is conducted.  Your LEC President is your representative at the BOD meeting and will be voting on your behalf regarding approval of the AFA International budget, proposed amendments to the AFA Constitution & Bylaws, and the election of AFA International Officers.  If you have any questions about the BOD meeting, submitted agenda items, or international officer elections, please contact your LEC President.

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    The Saga Continues: June 2022 Bid Awards Delayed

    Originally posted May 11, 2022

    Due to hundreds of errors identified in the June bid packet, our MEC has insisted that management conduct a systemwide rebid.  Management sent a communication by company email to all Flight Attendants earlier today with details on the new bidding timeline, which opened today at 9 AM PDT and will now close at 9 AM PDT on Monday, May 16.  It is well past time for management to take ownership of their repeated errors, actually fix the problems, and honor our contract!

    Read More >


    Shared on Social

    Negotiating Committee Listening Sessions Start Next Week

    Negotiating Committee Listening Sessions start next week and there’s still time to sign up!  Listening Sessions are your opportunity to meet with our Negotiating Committee in a small group setting and share your thoughts, ideas, experiences, or anything else on your mind about negotiations.  Register today and let’s fill every session—your voice matters!

    https://contract2022.afaalaska.org/committee/listening


    Next Week’s Events

    Friday, May 13 – Sunday, May 15AFA Board of Directors Meeting
    Monday, May 16AFA Presentation to Initial Training Class 2022-08
    Tuesday, May 17Retirement Board Meeting
    Thursday, May 19SFO Base Safety Meeting
    Thursday, May 19Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR)

    See the MEC Event Calendar >

    Filed Under: Latest News Tagged With: AFA News in Review

    AFA Alaska News in Review – May 6, 2022

    May 6, 2022 17:00

    In This Edition

    • Celebrating Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month
    • Understanding Our Union: How AFA Works at Our Airline
    • Uniform Committee Meeting Recap – 2nd Quarter 2022
    • Next Week’s Events

    Celebrating Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month

    Originally posted May 1, 2022

    May 1st marks the first day of Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month in the United States.  This tradition dates back to 1978 when Congress passed a resolution to commemorate the first Asian/Pacific American Heritage week the following year.  Read more about Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month, learn about the accomplishments of Asian and Pacific Islander Americans, and find out about events that you can take part in using the resource links below.  Join the celebration by wearing an Asian/Pacific American Month AFA Pin during the month of May.  If you need a pin, check with your Local Council for more information.

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    Understanding Our Union: How AFA Works at Our Airline

    Originally posted May 4, 2022

    Representation within our Union starts at the domicile level with your Local Council.  Local Executive Council (LEC) Officers are directly elected from among your fellow Flight Attendants who are members of the same Local Council.  LEC Officers work to resolve concerns specific to Flight Attendants from your base with local management.  Your LEC President also represents your base at the airline level as a member of the Master Executive Council (MEC).  The LEC Presidents from all six bases together form our MEC, which works to coordinate the activities of our Union at the airline level.  They make decisions on our behalf and give direction to the MEC Officers, who represent the MEC to management.

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    Uniform Committee Meeting Recap – 2nd Quarter 2022

    Originally posted May 5, 2022

    Our AFA Uniform Committee Chairpersons met on Tuesday, May 3 to discuss their ongoing program of work to represent Flight Attendants interests related to uniforms.  The Committee also met with management to receive updates and discuss issues and problems that Flight Attendants are reporting related to uniform quality, wearability, and availability.  If you are experiencing any issues with uniform quality or construction, please report the issues to Unisync as soon as possible.  Please include your Local Uniform Committee Chairperson on the email so they can help track any issues or trends that might be developing.   

    Read More >


    Next Week’s Events

    Monday, May 9AFA Presentation to Initial Training Class 2022-07
    Tuesday, May 10Council 15 (SAN)/18 (LAX)/35 (SFO) Local Council Meeting
    Thursday, May 12AFA Executive Board Meeting
    Thursday, May 12Scheduling Review Board (SRB)
    Friday, May 13 – Sunday, May 15AFA Board of Directors Meeting

    See the MEC Event Calendar >

    Filed Under: Latest News Tagged With: AFA News in Review

    AFA Alaska News in Review – April 29, 2022

    April 29, 2022 17:00

    In This Edition

    • Get Involved: Seeking Local Mobilization Committee Chairpersons
    • Boarding Pay
    • Scheduling Committee Meeting Recap – April 2022
    • System Board of Adjustment Interviews 
    • Shared on Social
    • Next Week’s Events

    Get Involved: Seeking Local Mobilization Committee Chairpersons 

    Originally posted April 25, 2022

    Our Mobilization Committee is continuing to grow as we gear up to begin contract negotiations later this year.  As part of this growth, your LEC Officers are currently seeking candidates for the position of Local Mobilization Committee Chairperson. The Mobilization Committee works to provide support to the Negotiating Committee through coordinated solidarity activity and two-way communication between the membership and the committee.  The Local Mobilization Committee Chairperson is responsible for facilitating committee activities and leading our dedicated Mobilization Volunteers at the base/domicile level.  Be on the lookout for additional communications directly from your Local Council about the Local Mobilization Committee Chairperson position.  If you’re ready to express interest, get in touch with your LEC Officers.

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    Boarding Pay

    Originally posted April 26, 2022

    Social media was abuzz yesterday with the news that Delta Air Lines management would begin paying Delta Flight Attendants boarding pay, effective June 2022, at fifty percent (50%) of their flight time (i.e., block) pay rate. Delta management’s decision to implement boarding pay is unquestionably connected to AFA’s continuing efforts to organize Delta Flight Attendants. Unfortunately, Delta management could unilaterally end boarding pay at their sole discretion until such time that Delta Flight Attendants vote for union representation.

    Regardless of the underlying circumstances, the implementation of boarding pay for cabin crew at a major airline has major implications for collective bargaining in the US aviation industry going forward–including our upcoming negotiations. Alaska Airlines Flight Attendants definitely deserve boarding pay, and boarding pay will be in our opening proposal to management!

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    Scheduling Committee Meeting Recap – April 2022

    Originally posted April 28, 2022

    Our AFA Scheduling Committee Chairpersons met on Tuesday, April 26 to discuss their ongoing program of work to represent Flight Attendants interests related to lineholder scheduling.  The Committee also met with management to receive updates and discuss issues and problems that Flight Attendants are experiencing with scheduling, pairings, and bidding.  Your Local Scheduling Committee is available to answer questions, provide clarification, or help to resolve any lineholder scheduling-related issues.  Please don’t hesitate to reach out!

    Read More >


    System Board of Adjustment Interviews

    Originally posted April 28, 2022

    Our Master Executive Council (MEC) will be conducting interviews for one (1) member to serve on the AFA System Board of Adjustment.  Members are to serve on the System Board of Adjustment for the purpose of arbitrating any disputes or grievances that may arise under the terms of the Agreement between Alaska Airlines and its Flight Attendants.

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    Negotiating Committee Attends Training

    Our Negotiating Committee Members, together with our MEC Mobilization Committee Chairperson and members of the MEC, attended negotiations training last week at the AFA Alaska MEC Office in SeaTac, WA.  The training was conducted by AFA Senior Staff Negotiator Paula Mastrangelo and AFA Director of Collective Bargaining Joe Burns and featured presentations from the AFA International research, legal, and communications departments as well as the International Secretary-Treasurer’s office.   Up next for our Negotiating Committee: preparing for next month’s Listening Sessions! 


    Next Week’s Events

    Monday, May 2Council 30 (ANC) Local Council Meeting
    Tuesday, May 3Quarterly Uniform Committee Meeting
    Thursday, May 5 Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR)

    See the MEC Event Calendar >

    Filed Under: Latest News Tagged With: AFA News in Review

    AFA Alaska News in Review – April 22, 2022

    April 22, 2022 17:00

    In This Edition

    • Masks Are No Longer Required in Airports or Onboard
    • Introducing Our AFA Staff Negotiator and Staff Attorney
    • Three Things That You Can Do to Keep Management From Getting the Upper Hand in Contract Negotiations
    • Air Safety, Health, & Security Committee Meeting Recap – 2nd Quarter 2022
    • Shared on Social
    • Next Week’s Events

    Masks Are No Longer Required in Airports or Onboard

    Originally posted April 18, 2022

    The CDC and TSA report the federal mask mandate is no longer in effect after today’s court ruling. The Administration is still reviewing its legal options for addressing the issue of executive authority to issue public health initiatives.  Additionally, Alaska Airlines management just announced via multiple channels that the mask mandate is lifted effective immediately on all aircraft. This policy change has been picked by media outlets, so it is very likely that passengers will be reading this information possibly before crews hear about it.

    Read More >


    Introducing Our AFA Staff Negotiator and Staff Attorney

    Originally posted April 19, 2022

    AFA is a union organized by Flight Attendants for Flight Attendants.  All AFA officers and committee members are Flight Attendants who have experience doing our job and understand the uniqueness of our profession.  To help complement the representation work done by our officers and committees, AFA also employs experts in a variety of fields to provide professional support and add to our strength.  Two AFA staff members assigned to AFA Alaska play key roles in the negotiation and administration of our contract: AFA Senior Staff Negotiator Paula Mastrangelo and AFA Staff Attorney Kimberley Chaput.

    Read More >


    Three Things That You Can Do to Keep Management From Getting the Upper Hand in Contract Negotiations

    Originally posted April 21, 2022

    Preparation work for contract negotiations is underway and many of us are starting to talk about improvements we’d like to see in our next contract.  We need to make sure that our Negotiating Committee has every possible advantage to give us the strongest position at the bargaining table.  Things that we say or do may have an impact on the strength of that position.  Being mindful of the conversations we have and what we post online will help to keep management from getting the upper hand over our Negotiating Committee.

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    Air Safety, Health, & Security Committee Meeting Recap – 2nd Quarter 2022

    Originally posted April 22, 2022

    Our AFA Air Safety, Health, & Security Committee (ASHSC) Chairpersons met on Thursday, April 14 to discuss their ongoing program of work to represent Flight Attendants interests related to safety, health, and security in our workplace.  The Committee also met with management to receive updates and discuss issues and problems that Flight Attendants are facing onboard the aircraft.  Reporting safety concerns is more important than ever given the challenges we are currently facing as a work group.  Flight Attendant Irregularity Reports (FAIR), Aviation Safety Action Reports (ASAP), and fatigue reports can all be filed through Report It!  Please contact a member of your Local ASHSC if you need assistance.

    Read More >


    Shared on Social

    REMINDER: Sign Up For a Listening Session

    REMINDER: Negotiating Committee Listening Sessions are coming up next month and the time to sign up is now!  Listening Sessions are your opportunity to meet with our Negotiating Committee in a small group setting and share your thoughts, ideas, experiences, or anything else on your mind about negotiations.  Register for a session today and get involved in the process—your voice matters! 

    https://contract2022.afaalaska.org/committee/listening/


    Next Week’s Events

    Tuesday, April 26Monthly Scheduling Committee Meeting
    Tuesday, April 26 Council 39 (PDX) Local Council Meeting

    See the MEC Event Calendar >

    Filed Under: Latest News Tagged With: AFA News in Review

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    Negotiating Committee Listening Sessions start tomorrow! Listening Sessions are your opportunity to meet with our Negotiating Committee in a small group setting and share your thoughts, ideas, experiences, or anything else on your mind about negotiations. There’s still space available to participate in many of next week’s sessions. Register for a session today and get involved in the process—your voice matters!
    Thank you to everyone who has already written their letter to management telling them to Make it Right! We've made great progress but still have a ways to go to make sure management hears everyone's voice! Help keep the momentum going by checking in with your friends and flying partners today to see if they've sent letters to management as well. Save this QR code, let your crew scan it, and they'll be able to send their letter to management in less than two minutes.
    Our MEC will be approaching management this week to discuss a meaningful remedy to the recent bidding errors and delays. We have heard loud and clear that Flight Attendants expect that any remedy will include an element of compensation in order to hold management accountable. Stand in solidarity and support our MEC by sending management a letter telling them it’s time to make it right!
    Negotiating Committee Listening Sessions start next week and there’s still time to sign up! Listening Sessions are your opportunity to meet with our Negotiating Committee in a small group setting and share your thoughts, ideas, experiences, or anything else on your mind about negotiations. Register today and let’s fill every session—your voice matters!
    Due to hundreds of errors identified in the June bid packet, our MEC has insisted that management conduct a systemwide rebid. Management sent a communication by company email to all Flight Attendants earlier today with details on the new bidding timeline, which opened today at 9 AM PDT and will now close at 9 AM PDT on Monday, May 16. It is well past time for management to take ownership of their repeated errors, actually fix the problems, and honor our contract!
    Members of our Master Executive Council (MEC) and other AFA Representatives will be attending the AFA Board of Directors (BOD) Meeting later this week. The BOD meeting is where business affecting all AFA airlines is conducted. Your LEC President is your representative at the BOD meeting and will be voting on your behalf regarding approval of the AFA International budget, proposed amendments to the AFA Constitution & Bylaws, and the election of AFA International Officers. If you have any questions about the BOD meeting, submitted agenda items, or international officer elections, please contact your LEC President.

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    • Tell Management: It’s Time To Make it Right!
    • AFA Alaska News in Review – May 13, 2022
    • The Saga Continues: June 2022 Bid Awards Delayed
    • Upcoming 2022 AFA Board of Directors Meeting
    • Council 35 News – April 2022
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    Tell Management: It’s Time To Make it Right!

    May 18, 2022 3 Comments

    Master Executive Council (MEC) Our MEC will be approaching management this week to discuss a meaningful remedy to the recent bidding errors and delays. We have heard loud and clear that Flight Attendants expect that any remedy will include an element of compensation in order to hold management accountable. Stand in solidarity and support our […]

    The Saga Continues: June 2022 Bid Awards Delayed

    May 11, 2022

    Due to hundreds of errors identified in the June bid packet, our MEC has insisted that management conduct a systemwide rebid. Management sent a communication by company email to all Flight Attendants earlier today with details on the new bidding timeline, which opened today at 9 AM PDT and will now close at 9 AM PDT on Monday, May 16. It is well past time for management to take ownership of their repeated errors, actually fix the problems, and honor our contract!

    Upcoming 2022 AFA Board of Directors Meeting

    May 9, 2022

    Members of our Master Executive Council (MEC) and other AFA Representatives will be attending the AFA Board of Directors (BOD) Meeting later this week.  The BOD meeting is where business affecting all AFA airlines is conducted. Your LEC President is your representative at the BOD meeting and will be voting on your behalf regarding approval of the AFA International budget, proposed amendments to the AFA Constitution & Bylaws, and the election of AFA International Officers. If you have any questions about the BOD meeting, submitted agenda items, or international officer elections, please contact your LEC President.

    Uniform Committee Meeting Recap – 2nd Quarter 2022

    May 5, 2022

    Our AFA Uniform Committee Chairpersons met on Tuesday, May 3 to discuss their ongoing program of work to represent Flight Attendants interests related to uniforms. The Committee also met with management to receive updates and discuss issues and problems that Flight Attendants are reporting related to uniform quality, wearability, and availability. If you are experiencing any issues with uniform quality or construction, please report the issues to Unisync as soon as possible.  Please include your Local Uniform Committee Chairperson on the email so they can help track any issues or trends that might be developing.   

    Understanding Our Union: How AFA Works at Our Airline

    May 4, 2022

    Representation within our Union starts at the domicile level with your Local Council.  Local Executive Council (LEC) Officers are directly elected from among your fellow Flight Attendants who are members of the same Local Council. LEC Officers work to resolve concerns specific to Flight Attendants from your base with local management.  Your LEC President also represents your base at the airline level as a member of the Master Executive Council (MEC).  The LEC Presidents from all six bases together form our MEC, which works to coordinate the activities of our Union at the airline level.  They make decisions on our behalf and give direction to the MEC Officers, who represent the MEC to management.

    Masks Are No Longer Required in Airports or Onboard

    April 18, 2022 By Jeffrey Peterson (MEC President)

    The CDC and TSA report the federal mask mandate is no longer in effect after today’s court ruling. Additionally, Alaska Airlines management just announced via multiple channels that the mask mandate is lifted effective immediately on all aircraft.

    December 2021 MEC Meeting Recap

    December 8, 2021 By Jeffrey Peterson (MEC President)

    December 2021 MEC Meeting Recap Master Executive Council (MEC) President Jeffrey Peterson Just wrapped up chairing our monthly MEC meeting yesterday and today. As usual, your AFA committee chairs and reps provided written reports to the MEC about the latest developments in their areas, and we received live briefings regarding dispute resolution & grievances, scheduling, […]

    Inflight Leadership Change and the Path Forward

    December 6, 2021 By Jeffrey Peterson (MEC President)

    Master Executive Council (MEC) President Jeffrey Peterson Now that is has been officially announced that Travis will be stepping away as leader of the Inflight division, I thought Alaska Airlines Flight Attendants might want to hear from their MEC president. I may not always be at liberty to communicate the details of every conversation advocating […]

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