ALLEGIANT AIR TEAMSTERS TO VOTE ON STRIKE AUTHORIZATION
Pilots Forced into Action as Management Insists on Substandard Contract
"It is outrageous that Allegiant is trying to get us to make these scheduling concessions to pay for wage increases," said Captain
Union and company negotiators have been exchanging proposals over pilot schedules and other quality of life issues since June. Management is trying to sidestep its pilots concerns about scheduling. Local 2118 has refused to give in to company requests, telling Allegiant's negotiators that pilot working conditions aren't for sale.
"Allegiant has said that its business model is 'wildly successful' as morale plummets and anger continues to grow among pilots," said
The federal National Mediation Board is currently conducting mediation efforts. Under the Railway Labor Act, the Teamsters can request a release from the National Mediation Board, which could lead to a 30-day cooling-off period, followed by a work stoppage without notice to management or passengers.
Teamsters Local 2118 represents 1,300 hardworking Allegiant Air pilots nationwide. For more information, go to apa2118.org
Contact:
(202) 624-6912
[email protected]
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SOURCE Teamsters Local 2118
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