A New York bankruptcy judge on Wednesday approved interim agreements between Northwest Airlines Corp. and its pilots and flight attendants unions that included pay cuts of up to 24 percent. A hearing to permanently terminate collective bargaining agreements that the airline made with its pilot, flight attendant and machinist unions before it filed for bankruptcy in September has been postponed until January.
November 17, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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A New York bankruptcy judge on Wednesday approved interim agreements between Northwest Airlines Corp. and its pilots and flight attendants unions that included pay cuts of up to 24 percent.
A hearing to permanently terminate collective bargaining agreements the airline made with its pilot, flight attendant and machinist unions before it filed for bankruptcy in September has been postponed until January.
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