757 AIRFRAME OVERHAUL GRIEVANCE

The arbitrator’s awards regarding eligibility for participation in the distribution of equity related to the 757 overhaul outsourcing grievance held that because 757 airframe overhaul were done, or could have been done, at Tulsa, AFW and DWH, employees at those bases who worked on or in direct support of airframe overhaul were eligible to participate…

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TWU International – New Hires

FROM: John O’Donnell, Chief of Staff Dear Brothers and Sisters, Since the new International administration took office in September, we have been working on all fronts to strengthen our Union. To this end, we have brought onto the International staff a number of our most seasoned TWU members from across the Divisions. Many of you…

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Death on the Job Report

Workplaces are much safer today than when the Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Act was passed in 1970, which promised workers in this country the right to a safe job. The job fatality rate has been cut by 81 percent; more than 492,000 workers lives have been saved. But too many workers remain at serious…

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514 – What’s on the plate

  Sign Shop We will not be taking any NEW orders for signs – More Details HERE Jay Potter resigned as Co-Chair of COPE Committee Dale Danker is Chairman and D’Ann Johnson Co-Chair of the COPE Committee Grievance: 29D filed Suspended Transfer Memorandum Movement of Mechanics in hangars President Dale Danker filed on AA for their violation in…

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TWU 514 Sign Shop

We will no longer be taking any new orders for signs. We have several orders in process and will be continuing with them. All that have volunteered to work in the sign shop have done so with the hopes of getting labor recognized within our government. As we have seen here in Oklahoma, the majority of our legislation…

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