CWA Tentative Agreement?
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robbedagain
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hey josh, heres one for you... guess who championed the snap backs at US hint.... it was the CWA since you oviously hate US and the unions at US you might want to rethink about flying someone else. Its getting dam old with your rhetoric obnoxious hatred of US and its Unions. I for one believe the new AA will see the CWA becoming the CSA union regardless of your thought process.
Analyst consensus is that the Fort Worth-based company will earn more than $1.2 billion in the second quarter, $3.7 billion for the year and more than $4.3 billion in 2015.
At MIA with American over 50% of Passenger Service Agents job are contracted out to vendors
http://american-agents.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/27/2014/06/Profit-Share4.pdf
Thank you, CWA for negotiating profit sharing for the Passenger Service Agents
It “Josh” is scare that their IP address could find is way back to NMB
At MIA with American over 50% of Passenger Service Agents job are contracted out to vendors
http://american-agents.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/27/2014/06/Profit-Share4.pdf
Thank you, CWA for negotiating profit sharing for the Passenger Service Agents
It “Josh” is scare that their IP address could find is way back to NMB
eolesen
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- Jul 23, 2003
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It probably can't be proven, but let him try...
When I was doing the staffing projections, there were a total of 577 agents in MIA at the time (2004) working in the terminal between ATO, FIS and gates.
The only jobs I know of that were outsourced since then were at bag-drop and the queue minders. Cargo wasn't part of the terminal headcount, but if you're including them, that would increase that by another 40.
When I was doing the staffing projections, there were a total of 577 agents in MIA at the time (2004) working in the terminal between ATO, FIS and gates.
The only jobs I know of that were outsourced since then were at bag-drop and the queue minders. Cargo wasn't part of the terminal headcount, but if you're including them, that would increase that by another 40.
If your referring to the AA exec I think your referring to, he was shot and seriously wounded about two years ago. I doubt he's working anymore.
eolesen
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- Jul 23, 2003
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Nah, I heard he's been back at work for over a year.
To 700UW's question... There has never been 200 AA stations...
Looking back at another headcount report, AA had 136 stations in 2002, and only 66 of those were in the US and staffed by AA agents.
That's before the RPA in 2003, the pulldown at STL and SJU.
To 700UW's question... There has never been 200 AA stations...
Looking back at another headcount report, AA had 136 stations in 2002, and only 66 of those were in the US and staffed by AA agents.
That's before the RPA in 2003, the pulldown at STL and SJU.
Code:
Agents City
1184 DFW
798 ORD
767 MIA
563 JFK
525 STL
431 LAX
254 SJU
197 BOS
176 LGA
138 SFO
133 MCO
112 RDU
105 LAS
103 EWR
101 SJC
101 TPA
95 DCA
95 DEN
94 PHL
92 BWI
88 AUS
86 ATL
86 SEA
81 FLL
80 SNA
78 SAN
77 MCI
72 IAD
66 PHX
64 DTW
63 IAH
62 BNA
60 BDL
60 SAT
59 HNL
59 TUL
57 MSP
57 MSY
51 CMH
48 PDX
45 CLE
44 RNO
44 SMF
43 IND
43 OKC
39 ABQ
38 OAK
37 DSM
37 ONT
37 PIT
36 CLT
36 COS
35 ELP
35 HOU
35 SLC
33 TUS
32 OMA
31 LIT
31 STT
30 MEM
28 PVD
25 SYR
24 ROC
23 ALB
22 BUF
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