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14 Nov, 2018

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Envoy Bargaining Update for November 2018

Our fight remains about livable wages, and we are committed to fighting one day longer to bring back a contract that meets every member's needs.

Envoy Bargaining Update for November 2018

08 Oct, 2018

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FAA Bill Includes Critical Protections for Agents

On Wednesday, October 3, 2018, the Senate overwhelmingly passed an FAA Reauthorization bill that included critical protections from assault for passenger service agents. The bill also included a long-needed increase in the minimum rest period for flight attendants.

FAA Bill Includes Critical Protections for Agents

10 Sep, 2018

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Envoy Bargaining Update for September 2018

The CWA bargaining team met with the Envoy team on September 5th and 6th. They discussed proposals on scope and classifications and passed a proposal on the drug policy. The next bargaining will take place in early November.

Envoy Bargaining Update for September 2018

24 Aug, 2018

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Envoy Bargaining Update for August 2018

The CWA bargaining committee met with the Envoy bargaining committee on August 21 and 22. Envoy believes their proposal for wages is industry-leading, but our fight is about livable wages.

Envoy Bargaining Update for August 2018

30 Jul, 2018

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Envoy Bargaining Update for July 2018

Our CWA bargaining committee met with the Envoy bargaining committee on July 27 and passed proposals on Scope, which included job descriptions for each existing title. Our fight is still for livable wages.

Envoy Bargaining Update for July 2018

27 Jul, 2018

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Disney Is Giving Some Theme Park Workers a $15 Minimum Wage After Months of Union Pressure

Following months of pressure, Walt Disney Co. will increase the salaries of some of its California-based theme park staff. Four unions representing close to 10,000 theme-park workers voted in favor of the new three-year contract.

Disney Is Giving Some Theme Park Workers a $15 Minimum Wage After Months of Union Pressure