Recently, we’ve become aware of inaccurate information contained in several Flight Attendant personnel files. It was discovered that several personnel files contained documents that were incorrect or out-of-date.
The information contained in your personnel file chronicles your career at Alaska Airlines. It contains routine administrative documents, kudos from customers and coworkers, and disciplinary records and reprimands. Though it is likely that the information contained in your personnel file is accurate, there’s always the slight possibility that information that is inaccurate or no longer applicable (in the case of discipline older than 18 months).
It’s Always a Good Idea to Look Inside
According to our collective bargaining agreement, you’re entitled to a complete copy of your personnel file with at least seven calendar days’ notice (section 24.G). We recommend that every Flight Attendant take advantage of this contractual right and review your personnel file on a regular basis.
Just Ask Your Performance Supervisor
To make a request for your copy of your personnel file, contact your performance supervisor. We recommend doing so in writing, using FirstClass email. You’ll find contact information for your performance supervisor below.
ANC
Natasha Kemp (natasha.kemp@alaskaair.com)
SEA
Last Name A-G: Michelle Kirschbaum (michelle.kirschbaum@alaskaair.com) and/or Rachael Mattioli (rachael.mattioli@alaskaair.com)
Last Name H-P: Candy Donaldson (candy.donaldson@alaskaair.com)
Last Name Q-Z: Natasha Kemp (natasha.kemp@alaskaair.com)
PDX
Candy Donaldson (candy.donaldson@alaskaair.com)
LAX
Michelle Kirschbaum (michelle.kirschbaum@alaskaair.com) and/or Rachael Mattioli (rachael.mattioli@alaskaair.com)
SAN
Natasha Kemp (natasha.kemp@alaskaair.com)
In Solidarity,
Your MEC—Jeffrey Peterson, Brian Palmer, Yvette Gesch, Becky Strachan, Laura Masserant, Cathy Gwynn, Sandra Morrow and Stephen Couckuyt
