DALLAS – It’s not a strike yet, but the pilots’ union at Delta Air Lines (DL) is upping the ante in labor talks by starting a strike authorization vote. The action is meant to send a message to management amid contract negotiations.
An article on ajc.com today says that in August the union at Delta, the ALPA, OK’d the strike authorization vote which would take place “at the appropriate time.” That time appeared to be Friday as the union opened the ballot saying that an offer presented by Delta management on Wednesday fell “substantially short” of expectations.
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Source:: “Airways Magazine”