United Airlines Flight Attendants to Vote on Strike Authorization
Live Results on July 16
United Airlines flight attendants will vote on whether to authorize a strike if they cannot reach an agreement with the airline on a new contract.
The vote will take place between August 1 and August 28, 2024, and the results will be announced on August 28.
A strike authorization vote is a necessary part of the negotiation process and does not mean that a strike will definitely occur.
Why are Flight Attendants Voting on a Strike?
The flight attendants are seeking a new contract that includes better pay, benefits, and working conditions.
They say that they have been working under a contract that is more than 10 years old and that their pay has not kept up with the cost of living.
The airline says that it is committed to reaching a fair agreement with the flight attendants.
What Happens if the Flight Attendants Vote to Authorize a Strike?
If the flight attendants vote to authorize a strike, it does not mean that a strike will definitely occur.
The union would first have to give the airline notice of its intent to strike, and the two sides would then have to enter into negotiations.
If the negotiations are unsuccessful, the flight attendants could go on strike.
What Would a Strike Mean for Passengers?
A strike by United Airlines flight attendants would likely cause significant disruptions to the airline's operations.
Passengers could experience flight cancellations, delays, and other problems.
The airline says that it is working on contingency plans to minimize the impact of a strike on its passengers.
More Information
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