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Unionized flight attendants at Alaska Airlines voted to authorize a potential strike for the first time in over 30 years. Over 93% of Alaska Air flight attendants represented by the Association of Flight Attendants union participated in the vote, with 99.48% voting in favor of strike authorization. The vote comes amid ongoing contract negotiations between the union and Alaska Airlines over issues like pay and benefits. Flight attendants at several other major airlines are also negotiating new contracts and demanding higher pay after not receiving raises in some cases for 5 years.
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00:00 It's Benzinga and here's what's on the block.
00:02 Unionized flight attendants at Alaska Airlines voted to authorize a potential strike for the
00:07 first time in over 30 years. Over 93% of Alaska Air flight attendants represented by the Association
00:12 of Flight Attendants Union participated in the vote with 99.48% voting in favor of strike
00:18 authorization. The vote comes amid ongoing contract negotiations between the union and Alaska
00:24 Airlines over issues like pay and benefits. Flight attendants at several other major airlines are
00:29 also negotiating new contracts and demanding higher pay after not receiving raises in some
00:33 cases for five years. Alaska Airlines said negotiations are ongoing and it remains optimistic
00:38 a new deal can be reached without a strike. For all things money visit Benzinga.com
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