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        MEC Retirement Committee Chairperson Interviews – December 2026

        November 6, 2026 09:00 Leave a Comment

        This message is for pre-merger Hawaiian Flight Attendants.

        Are you passionate about helping your flying partners navigate their financial futures? Our MEC is seeking a dedicated and organized Member in good standing to serve as the pre-merger Hawaiian MEC Retirement Committee Chairperson. In this role, you will be the primary point of contact for assisting Members with questions regarding retirement, 401(k) plans, and other investment vehicles, while keeping the membership educated and up-to-date on these programs. If you’re ready to advocate for the retirement security of our Members, this is your opportunity to serve!

        Qualifications

        • Current Hawaiian Airlines Flight Attendant
        • Good organizational and communication skills.
        • Knowledge of the retirement plan and vendor.
        • Knowledge of the retirement section of the contract.
        • Knowledge of investment terminology.
        • Ability to attend regular Retirement Committee meetings.
        • Adherence to committee policies, procedures, and standards of ethical conduct.
        • Ability to maintain confidentiality of sensitive and personal information.
        • Maintenance of member-in-good-standing status (dues current).
        • Ability to remain in good standing with the company.
        • Willingness to do ongoing committee work on a volunteer basis.

        Duties

        • Act in an advisory role to the MEC regarding retirement issues.
        • Encourage full participation of the Flight Attendants in available retirement benefit plans and assist Flight Attendants with plan enrollment as needed.
        • Answer questions about retirement, applicable procedures, contractual language, 401(k) plans, and other related topics.
        • Monitor compliance of the retirement plan with contractual language and the federal law to the extent possible.
        • Remain up-to-date on changes to the retirement plan, plan vendor, and applicable government regulations.
        • Review material, handle correspondence, and keep Members well informed of current retirement developments through the Communications Committee.
        • Compose informational and educational articles of interest to the membership and provide them to the MEC Communications Committee Chairperson to be scheduled for publication.
        • Serve as a member of the Flight Attendant Retirement Board.
        • Represent the MEC and support an MEC position when dealing with the Company.
        • Take direction from the Master Executive Council through the designated MEC Officer, and coordinate committee activities with the MEC Officers and LEC Presidents.
        • Schedule, plan, and conduct meetings of the committee as necessary, and communicate all meeting notices and minutes to the MEC Officers and LEC Presidents.
        • Develop and maintain a program of work for the MEC Committee, and work with each Local Committee Chairperson to develop goals and a Program of Work for each Local Committee.
        • Mentor the committee, provide regular contact and training, and offer feedback, rewards, and appreciation for Committee Members.
        • Report progress and needs to the designated MEC Officer on a regular basis, no less than monthly, and report to the MEC on any discussions with management.
        • Maintain files for the committee and transfer them to your successor.

        Time Commitment and Flight Pay Loss Reimbursement

        The time commitment for this position varies and may change based on workload levels. Specific information about time commitment expectations and Flight Pay Loss for the position will be provided during the interviews. All positions operate in line with AFA’s spirit of volunteerism.

        Working Relationships

        With Local Retirement Committees

        Frequent interaction with the Local Retirement Committee Chairpersons and Committee Members.

        With Management

        Occasional interaction with management representatives, primarily from Human Resources. 

        With The Master Executive Council

        This position reports to the Master Executive Council through the MEC Vice President.

        Term of Service

        The elected candidate will take position on January 1, 2027, and serve through the conclusion of the current MEC Officer election cycle (December 31, 2028).

        Expressing Interest and Interview Scheduling

        Our MEC will interview eligible candidates during the December Regular MEC Meeting on Tuesday, December 8, and Wednesday, December 9. Please plan your schedule to ensure availability (either through proactive bidding or other scheduling adjustments).

        Eligible candidates may interview in person in SeaTac, WA, or virtually via Google Meet.

        To express your interest, please submit an expression of interest and your resume using the online form (link below). The submission deadline is 5 PM Pacific Time on Tuesday, December 1. No submissions will be accepted after this deadline.

        After the submission deadline, an MEC representative will contact eligible candidates to arrange specific interview times.

        Click here to submit an expression of interest form ➔

        Please note that a Google account is required to submit the expression of interest form. If you don’t have a Google account, you can create one for free. Visit https://accounts.google.com/signup to get started.

        Timeline

        DateEvent
        Friday, November 6Expression of interest form becomes available
        Tuesday, December 1 @ 5 PM PTDeadline for submitting expression of interest forms
        Wednesday December 2MEC representatives contact eligible candidates to schedule interviews
        Tuesday, December 8 – Wednesday, Dec 9Interviews with MEC and elections
        Thursday, December 10Results announced
        Friday, January 1, 2027Term of service begins

        Questions?

        If you have any questions about the position itself or its associated duties and responsibilities, please contact MEC Vice President Brice McGee at mecvp@afaalaska.org.

        If you have any questions about the expression of interest form or interview process, please contact MEC Secretary-Treasurer Paul Ikioka at mecst@afaalaska.org.

        Filed Under: AFA News Now, Retirement Committee Tagged With: pmHA

        Council 43 Update – Local Council Meeting: November 6

        November 4, 2026 14:00 Leave a Comment

        This message is for pre-merger Hawaiian Flight Attendants

        RSVP NOW! HNL Base Union Meeting

        Aloha ,

        Join us in-person at our next Union meeting on:
        Friday, November 6, 2026.
        Your presence at this meeting is highly encouraged.

        Reasons to attend:

        • Our entire Joint Negotiating Committee will be present at this meeting to give us an update and answer our questions.
          LEC Officers Kela, Martin, and Soon will provide updates on their work and our base.
          Learn about our Committees and what they do!

        Also: Free food– lots of it! HEAVY PŪPŪS.

        Please RSVP ASAP – we need to know how much food to order!


        Meeting Details

        • We will host two (2) sessions with an hour-long break in between.
        • Both sessions are (2) hours long.

        Date: Friday, November 6, 2026

        SESSION 1:

        Time: 0900-1100 HST
        – Add to Google Calendar –

        SESSION 2:

        Time: 1200-1400 HST
        – Add to Google Calendar –

        Location: HNL Airport, Terminal 1 Conference Room (7th floor)
        Map & Directions – Please use the mauka elevators to access the 7th floor.


        What to Expect at the Meeting

        MEETING TIMELINE (Agenda)

        • Both sessions will follow the exact same agenda.
        • There will be time set aside for us to answer questions.
        • Tip: Bring pen and paper to jot down questions or take notes!

        MEETING REMINDERS

        • Please sign in upon arrival– we can enter and leave the room as needed.
        • Ensure cell phones are set to silent during the meeting.
        • As with all Union events, our Mutual Respect Policy applies.

        We will send the agenda once it’s finalized.

        If there are questions about this meeting, please contact LEC Secretary, Soon Kim at: soon.kim@afahawaiian.org

        We hope to see you there!

        In Solidarity,

        Kela, Martin, and Soon
        LEC 43 Officers


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        Upcoming Events – Save the Date!

        Membership Committee Lounge Sit
        Thursday, September 10, 2026 – Add to Google Calendar

        Reserve Committee Lounge Sit
        Sunday, September 13 – Add to Google Calendar

        Reserve Webinar – Register now!
        Wednesday, September 16, 2026

        Membership Committee Lounge Sit
        Tuesday, September 22, 2026 – Add to Google Calendar


        Filed Under: Council 43 HNL Tagged With: Council 43, pmHA

        Joint Contract Negotiations Session 20 – October 2026

        October 30, 2026 13:00 Leave a Comment

        This message is for both pre-merger Alaska and Hawaiian Flight Attendants

        • Our JNC met with management this week on October 26 to October 28 in Seattle; our next negotiation session is scheduled for November 16 to November 18
        • Our JNC and management completed Interest-based Bargaining (IBB) Training, which was held on October 14 to October 15
        • Tentative Agreements were reached on Section 6 (Seniority), LOA 14: Legacy Retiree Pass Privileges, and LOA 18: Retiree Health Insurance

        Negotiations Update

        Our AFA Alaska + Hawaiian Joint Negotiating Committee (JNC) met this week for four days of collective bargaining with management. The JNC met with management from October 26 to October 28 in Seattle, WA. At the negotiating table for this session were:

        Representing AFA and our Flight Attendants  Representing Management
        Tim Green, Joint Negotiating Committee ChairpersonAllen Thieman, Vice President of Inflight, Alaska
        Martin Gusman, Joint Negotiating Committee MemberRyan St. John, Vice President, Finance, Planning and Investor Relations, Alaska
        Jeffrey Fuke, Joint Negotiating Committee MemberJoe Wonderly, Vice President, Labor Relations, Alaska
        Virginia Fritz, Joint Negotiating Committee MemberCarmen Williams, Managing Director, Labor Relations, Alaska
        Heather Reier, Joint Negotiating Committee MemberKalani Sloat, Senior Director, Labor Relations, Hawaiian
        Paula Mastrangelo, AFA Senior Staff NegotiatorMike Link, Labor Relations Program Manager, Alaska
        Karen Themelis, Senior Labor Relations Business Partner, Alaska

        This week the JNC addressed Section 6 (Seniority), Section 19 (Grievance Procedures), Section 29 (Performance Based Pay and Retirement) and associated LOAs, and Section 30 (Training).  We were able to reach a Tentative Agreement on Section 6 (Seniority), LOA 14: Legacy Retiree Pass Privileges and LOA 18: Retiree Health Insurance.

        Interest-based Bargaining (IBB)Training

        The JNC completed IBB Training with management, including decision makers from Crew Planning, Crew Scheduling, Crew Staffing and Inflight Products & Experience. The training took place at the Alaska Global Training Center on October 14 and October 15. A mediator from the National Mediation Board (NMB) led this training. The sessions gave both the committee and management practical examples of using IBB in negotiations, including an opportunity to apply it during the second day of the training.

        Working together in IBB provided an opportunity for us to have a more productive bargaining session this week. The JNC plans to use both IBB and traditional bargaining to work through some of the complex issues we face as we combine our two operations.

        Section by Section Progress

        The Alaska CBA is being used as the basis of the joint contract for language purposes. Each section and provision from both contracts will be reviewed individually to incorporate and amend the strongest elements from each agreement.

        Tentative Agreements reached in this session:

        • Seniority (AS CBA Section 6 and HA CBA Section 9)
        • LOA 14: Legacy Retiree Pass Privileges
        • LOA 18: Retiree Health Insurance

        Sections discussed in this session:

        • Grievance Procedures (AS CBA Section 19 and HA CBA Section 23)
        • Performance Based Pay (PBP) and Retirement (AS CBA Section 29, LOA 14 and LOA 18 and HA CBA Section 33 and Section 34-31)
        • Training (AS CBA Section 30 and HA CBA Section 26)

        Sections in ongoing discussion:

        • Vacations (AS CBA Section 14 and HA CBA Section 18)
        • Sick Leave (AS CBA Section 16 and HA CBA Section 19)
        • Leaves of Absence (AS CBA Section 15 and HA CBA Section 17)
        • Expenses (AS CBA Section 22 and HA CBA Section 4)
        • Insurance Benefits (AS CBA Section 23 and HA CBA Section 32)
        • General and Miscellaneous (AS CBA Section 24 and HA CBA Section 27)
        • Domiciles (AS CBA Section 28 and HA CBA Section 5, 14, and 27)
        • Commuter Policy (AS CBA Section 36 and HA CBA Section 34-28)

        Sections listed below are on hold until discussions regarding future sections, which affect specific provisions, take place.

        • Charters (AS CBA Section 33 and HA CBA Section 12)

        JCBA Negotiations

        As a reminder, here’s how JCBA bargaining differs from regular negotiations:

        • Not Section 6 Negotiations: Because our contracts are not amendable, we fall outside the regular Section 6 process.
        • Creating One Contract from Two: Instead of improving a single contract, JCBA talks are about building an entirely new agreement from two existing contracts.
        • Different Survey Process: The Joint Negotiating Committee (JNC) will send targeted “subject matter” surveys on specific contract sections.

        For more information about the process please see Understanding JCBA Negotiations

        What’s Upcoming

        Reserve Survey

        Thank you for participating in the Reserve Survey. We received more than a thousand responses. The JNC will continue reviewing and sorting the data to look for trends in feedback received from both Reserves and Lineholders. The JNC will be meeting from November 6 to November 9 to thoroughly review all survey feedback and attend the Local Council 43 Meeting in Honolulu.

        Next Session

        Our next negotiating session with management is scheduled for November 16 to November 18.

        Filed Under: AFA News Now, Joint Negotiating Committee (JNC) Tagged With: Joint Negotiating Committee (JNC), pmAS, pmHA

        Council 47 SEA Base – OJI (On-the-Job Injury) Update

        October 28, 2026 15:18

        This message is for pre-merger Hawaiian Seattle Based Flight Attendants

        SEA OJI UPDATE: Important Clarifications & Filing Procedures

        Aloha SEA Flight Attendants,

        We want to share two important clarifications regarding the filing of On-the-Job Injury (OJI) claims with Washington State Labor & Industries (L&I), along with a reminder of the reporting process for SEA-based Flight Attendants.


        Important Clarifications

        1. Employer Name: Hawaiian Airlines

        When filing your claim with Washington L&I, you must list Hawaiian Airlines as your employer, NOT Alaska Airlines. Listing Alaska Airlines will result in your claim being denied.

        2. Employer Mailing Address

        If asked to provide a company address, please use the following:

        Hawaiian Airlines
        P.O. Box 30008
        Honolulu, HI 96820

        Please ensure this information is entered correctly to avoid unnecessary delays or denials in processing your claim.


        SEA OJI Reporting Process

        As a reminder, SEA-based Hawaiian Airlines Flight Attendants are not currently covered under Sedgwick for workers’ compensation claims. Until a Joint Collective Bargaining Agreement (JCBA) is implemented, SEA Flight Attendants must initiate their claims directly through Washington State Labor & Industries (L&I).

        Step 1: File Your Claim with Washington L&I
        Contact Washington State Labor & Industries to initiate your workers’ compensation claim.

        • Phone: 360-902-5800
        • Website: https://www.lni.wa.gov

        Be sure to obtain your claim number and use the employer information provided above.

        Step 2: Notify Crew Scheduling
        If your injury prevents you from working, contact Crew Scheduling to report your absence. Your absence will initially be recorded as Sick Leave.

        Step 3: Notify Inflight Management
        Contact Inflight Management to report your injury and provide your L&I claim number. Inflight Management is responsible for notifying Crew Scheduling to update your absence coding from Sick to OCC (Occupational Injury).

        Step 4: Return-to-Work Clearance
        When you are cleared to return to work, provide your medical clearance documentation to Inflight Management.

        Important Reminder: Notifying Crew Scheduling alone does not initiate your workers’ compensation claim. You must file directly with Washington L&I and notify Inflight Management to ensure your absence is properly documented and coded.


        OJI Contact Info

        For questions or assistance with your claim, you may contact:

        Jared Nguyen
        Alaska Airlines Workers’ Compensation Representative (SEA)
        jared.nguyen4@alaskaair.com

        If you encounter difficulties with the process or need additional assistance, please reach out to your Council 47 leadership.

        Filed Under: Council 47 LAX/SEA (pmHA) Tagged With: Council 47, pmHA

        Council 47 Government Affairs Update – VOTE!

        October 26, 2026 07:00

        This message is for pre-merger Hawaiian Flight Attendants

        No Excuses. Make Your Voice Heard. VOTE!

        No excuses! Voting is our duty.

        Election Day is approaching, and we encourage every member to make a plan to vote.

        As Flight Attendants and union members, we know how important it is to elect leaders who support working people. From aviation safety and collective bargaining rights to healthcare, workplace protections, and economic security, decisions made by elected officials directly affect our careers, families, and communities.

        Our collective strength does not end at the bargaining table. It extends to the ballot box.

        With our unpredictable schedules, commuting responsibilities, and time away from home, planning ahead is especially important. Whether you vote by mail, early, or in person, make sure your voice is heard.

        In Solidarity,

        Bruni Agosto-Pinal
        Government Affairs Chairperson
        Human Rights & Equity Chairperson
        Council 47 LAX/SEA
        bruni.agosto-pinal@afahawaiian.org


        Union Endorsements: Know who Supports Working People

        Our union and the broader labor movement carefully evaluate candidates not based on political party affiliation, but on their demonstrated track record of supporting workers’ rights, pro-labor legislation, collective bargaining, and policies that benefit working families. These endorsements are about supporting candidates who have stood with working people, regardless of the letter next to their name on the ballot.

        Unsure how to vote??? Below are resources to review candidates and ballot measures endorsed by our state labor federations.

        California

        Washington

        Hawai’i

        Members residing in other states can also review endorsements through their state and local AFL-CIO labor councils.


        IMPORTANT VOTING DEADLINES

        California

        • October 24: Early in-person voting begins at vote centers in Voter’s Choice Act counties
        • October 31: early voting locations available statewide
        • November 3: Election Day. Polls open 7:00 AM–8:00 PM

        Vote by Mail: Ballots must be postmarked by November 3 and received by November 10. Return yours early or use an official ballot drop box.

        Register to Vote | Check Registration | Find Early Voting Locations

        Washington

        • October 16 onward: ballots mailed to registered voters. Please complete your ballots and mail right away or drop off at designated drop-off locations.
        • October 26: Deadline for online registration and receipt of mailed voter registration applications
        • November 3: Election Day. In-person registration and voting available until 8:00 PM.

        Vote by Mail: Ballots must be postmarked by November 3 or deposited in an official ballot drop box by 8:00 PM.

        Register, Check Registration, or Track Your Ballot

        Hawai’i

        • October 26: Paper voter registration deadline.
        • October 27: Deadline to request a ballot mailed to an alternate address.
        • November 3: Election Day. Same-day registration and voting available at Voter Service Centers.

        IMPORTANT: Hawai’i ballots must be RECEIVED by 7:00 PM on November 3. A postmark alone is not sufficient. Return your ballot early or use an official drop box.

        Register or Check Registration


        Phone Banking Opportunities

        Do you have some free time, want to volunteer and/or get involved further this election cycle?  Here are some phone banking opportunities to help labor- friendly candidates get elected!

        Every Wednesday with AFL-CIO:
        Alaska AFL-CIO Statewide: including AFA- Endorsed candidates Mary Peltola and Bill Hill

        Daily:
        Angie Nixon FL – AFA endorsed candidate for US Senate

        Every Thursday in October with CWA:
        CWA National Phone Banking

        AFL-CIO
        Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays w/ AFL-CIO

        If you participate in any of the above phone banks or have been participating in any other election or campaign work for labor-friendly candidates this election cycle,  please fill out this Google Form. Our members are active within and outside of our union and we would like to know about it! Please contact Bruni Agosto-Pinal, your local Government Affairs Chairperson if you have any questions or need support. Thank you!

        Filed Under: Council 47 LAX/SEA (pmHA) Tagged With: Council 47, pmHA

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