Coffee, Tea or Job? For Airline Workers, An Uncertain Future

Article Abstract:

The airline industry has changed over the past few decades such that employees that had been used to generous pay have seen their income decrease and are bitter, employees that have only worked at discount airlines are comparatively satisfied, and potential employees with no experience continue to apply for jobs with airlines in high numbers.

Labor force information, Industry Overview, Human resource management, Employment, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, JetBlue Airways Corp., Company personnel management, Southwest Airlines Co., Northwest Airlines Corp., Chu, Richard

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DIFFICULT CHOICES AT AIRLINE UNIONS

Article Abstract:

Airline employees discuss the difficulties faced when their employer goes bankrupt.

Pan American Airways (Portsmouth, New Hampshire)

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