Association of Flight Attendants-CWA


   Association of Flight Attendants-CWA,
AFL-CIO
  


  Representing 46,000 Flight Attendants at 26 Airlines

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 AIRLINE INDUSTRY NEWS

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  ATA Seeks Bankruptcy Protection 10/27
Flight Attendants Want US Airways Wage Cuts Reduced 10/25
US Airways Sets Deadline for IAM, AFA & CWA Concessions 10/24
Independence Air faces financial difficulties as cash woes rise 10/24
Greater pressure directed at US Airways unions 10/23
Restructuring Firm to Analyze UAL Business Plan 10/22
Labor agreements still hurdle for Hawaiian Air 10/17
United flight attendants reject further wage cuts 10/16

 

 SPEECH AT MIT SLOAN SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT
AFA-CWA International President Pat Friend
On October 7th, 2004, AFA-CWA International President Pat Friend addressed the MBA Class of 2005 at the MIT Sloan School of Management about today’s airlines, the current challenges they face and the role of labor in today’s industry. Click Here to read the full text of the speech.

Adobe PDF Document

Adobe PDF Version of this speech
 

 PENSIONS IN CRISIS
Pensions in Crisis
Looming U.S. pension woes trouble experts 10/24

No Simple Solutions to Pension Problems  10/12

Is Your Pension in Jeopardy?  AFA Retirement Section
 

 NEW ADDRESS FOR AFA-CWA

AFA-CWA New AddressContacting AFA

AFA-CWA International headquarters is now located at:
501 Third Street NW, Washington, DC 20001

New Phone: 202-434-1300   New Fax: 202-434-1319  All e-mail contacts remain unchanged.

 AFA ENEWS AND AOL

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 FLIGHT ATTENDANT FATIGUE SURVEY

At many AFA carriers, flight attendants are being forced to work to the point of exhaustion because of poorly scheduled duty time, lengthened duty days due to concessionary bargaining, or flagrant company violations of flight attendants’ schedules. The fatigue that more and more AFA members are experiencing on the job can affect our emergency and evacuation duties. More info
 
 AIRLINE JOBS


Flight Attendant Career OpportunitiesSome airlines are hiring flight attendants!


Check out our current list of airlines that have open houses, are currently hiring, and allow you to apply online, via email or fax.
Click Here
 Updated November 2, 2004 

 MORE NEWS AND FEATURES


- Worker's Independent News Service
 News by and about working people. Click Here to listen to Headlines in Real Audio format 
    
- Union Privilege
Enjoy everyday savings with Union Plus discounts - including 15% off flowers.

- 911 Stat  911-STAT is a Personal Emergency Information system online. Special AFA discount for this life saving service!


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