The NWAAFA website reads: The deadline comes after months of wrangling with Northwest management in United States Bankruptcy Court and two tentative agreements that failed to win flight attendant ratification. The rejected deals included cuts of up to 40 percent in pay and work rules along with the requirement that Flight Attendants spend 25 percent more time at work than under their previous contract.
"The attack on our standard of living combined with taking us away from our families more than ever before was simply unacceptable to our members," said Danny Campbell, AFA MEC Interim Vice President for the Northwest Flight Attendants.Are you worried about the CHAOS that could be created starting tonight if the airline doesn't settle with the flight attendants? How long do you think a strike would last? Would you fly NWA if the flight attendants were striking?
NWAAFA.org
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