Locked in a battle with management over pay cuts, the pilots union at Delta Air Lines is encouraging rank-and-file members to stage a large demonstration this week that is being described as a "practice strike." A union spokeswoman urged pilots to "show Delta management what will happen if they choose to reject our contract." An arbitration panel has until April 15 to decide on the company's request to throw out its contract with pilots so it can impose up to $325 million in long-term pay and benefit cuts.
March 27, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The pilots union at Delta Air Lines Inc., locked in a battle with management over pay cuts, is encouraging rank-and-file members to stage a large demonstration this week that is being described as a “practice strike.”
While full details have not been worked out, union spokeswoman Kelly Collins said in a memo to pilots Friday that the event will take place March 30 near Atlanta.
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