PHILADELPHIA As operations return to near-normal for U-S Airways, union leaders today are blaming the airline's Christmas meltdown on bad planning, not worker absences.
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As operations slowly returned to near-normal for US Airways on Monday, union leaders blamed the airline's Christmas meltdown on bad planning, and denied that workers had staged a "sickout" to penalize the company for slashing their pay.
AP Story
PHL Story
As operations slowly returned to near-normal for US Airways on Monday, union leaders blamed the airline's Christmas meltdown on bad planning, and denied that workers had staged a "sickout" to penalize the company for slashing their pay.
AP Story