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Order HereFedEx Express pilots have reached a tentative agreement with FedEx Corp. management on a new labor contract that would extend to 2021.
The Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA), which represents FedEx’s 4,000 pilots, said the tentative accord was reached under National Mediation Board (NMB) guidance and must still be approved by the FedEx ALPA Master Executive Council (MEC) and ratified by rank-and-file FedEx pilots.
ALPA and FedEx have been negotiating the terms of a new contract since 2011. FedEx ALPA MEC chairman Chuck Dyer said in a statement, “The process has not always been easy, but our pilots and their families remained steadfast in their support of our negotiating committee. The MEC has a rigorous process when it comes to evaluating these types of agreements, and we look forward to fully vetting this tentative agreement.”
Terms of the tentative agreement have not been released. FedEx said in a statement that the tentative agreement “contains great value for our pilots.”
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Order HereFedEx Express pilots have reached a tentative agreement with FedEx Corp. management on a new labor contract that would extend to 2021.
The Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA), which represents FedEx’s 4,000 pilots, said the tentative accord was reached under National Mediation Board (NMB) guidance and must still be approved by the FedEx ALPA Master Executive Council (MEC) and ratified by rank-and-file FedEx pilots.
ALPA and FedEx have been negotiating the terms of a new contract since 2011. FedEx ALPA MEC chairman Chuck Dyer said in a statement, “The process has not always been easy, but our pilots and their families remained steadfast in their support of our negotiating committee. The MEC has a rigorous process when it comes to evaluating these types of agreements, and we look forward to fully vetting this tentative agreement.”
Terms of the tentative agreement have not been released. FedEx said in a statement that the tentative agreement “contains great value for our pilots.”
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Order HereFedEx Express pilots have reached a tentative agreement with FedEx Corp. management on a new labor contract that would extend to 2021.
The Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA), which represents FedEx’s 4,000 pilots, said the tentative accord was reached under National Mediation Board (NMB) guidance and must still be approved by the FedEx ALPA Master Executive Council (MEC) and ratified by rank-and-file FedEx pilots.
ALPA and FedEx have been negotiating the terms of a new contract since 2011. FedEx ALPA MEC chairman Chuck Dyer said in a statement, “The process has not always been easy, but our pilots and their families remained steadfast in their support of our negotiating committee. The MEC has a rigorous process when it comes to evaluating these types of agreements, and we look forward to fully vetting this tentative agreement.”
Terms of the tentative agreement have not been released. FedEx said in a statement that the tentative agreement “contains great value for our pilots.”
The information on this page may have been provided by a contributor and no guarantees can be made about the accuracy of any content. Contributors must obtain all necessary licenses and/or ownership rights from the relevant content owner(s) before submitting the same for publication. AIRLINE PARTNERSHIP disclaims all liability arising from the publication of content received from contributors. Please refer to our Disclaimer for more details.