Flight attendants at Northwest Airlines have voted to reject a concession package, setting up possible work stoppages that could cripple the airline's restructuring. The flight attendants' union has threatened to implement what it calls "Chaos," a strategy in which workers will randomly not show up for flights. "Chaos" is intended to dissuade passengers from buying tickets due to the fear of canceled flights, without bringing the airline to a complete stop, as a strike would do.
August 02, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Flight attendants at Northwest Airlines Corp. have voted to reject a concession package, setting up possible work stoppages that could cripple the airline’s restructuring.
The Association of Flight Attendants-CWA said late Monday that the tentative agreement it negotiated with the airline had been rejected by a margin of 3,266 to 2,637. It’s the second time flight attendants at the company had voted down a deal negotiated by their union.
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