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SAN FRANCISCO, March 12, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- On Thursday, March 13, United Airlines Teamsters from Locals 856 and 986 will rally and hold an informational picket at the United Airlines Tech Ops Base at San Francisco International Airport (SFO). United Airlines Teamsters aviation technicians nationwide are fighting for an industry-leading contract that provides them with good wages and job security. Meanwhile, United Airlines is stalling negotiations and jeopardizing American jobs and safety by outsourcing critical maintenance work to China and South America.
United Airlines is the second largest airline in the world, raking in $4 billion in profits last year. Despite these massive gains, the carrier has presented an unreasonable, insulting, and unacceptable economic proposal. The Teamsters, who represent nearly 10,000 skilled technicians at the carrier, are demanding wages that reflect the company's profit margins, improved health care benefits, and the return of outsourced maintenance work to the United States.
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Colin McCullough, (856) 625-6856
[email protected]
SOURCE International Brotherhood of Teamsters
SAN FRANCISCO, March 12, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- On Thursday, March 13, United Airlines Teamsters from Locals 856 and 986 will rally and hold an informational picket at the United Airlines Tech Ops Base at San Francisco International Airport (SFO). United Airlines Teamsters aviation technicians nationwide are fighting for an industry-leading contract that provides them with good wages and job security. Meanwhile, United Airlines is stalling negotiations and jeopardizing American jobs and safety by outsourcing critical maintenance work to China and South America.
United Airlines is the second largest airline in the world, raking in $4 billion in profits last year. Despite these massive gains, the carrier has presented an unreasonable, insulting, and unacceptable economic proposal. The Teamsters, who represent nearly 10,000 skilled technicians at the carrier, are demanding wages that reflect the company's profit margins, improved health care benefits, and the return of outsourced maintenance work to the United States.
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WHAT: | United Airlines Teamsters Rally |
WHO: | Rank-and-file United Airlines Teamsters |
Peter Finn, Secretary-Treasurer/Principal Officer of Teamsters Local 856 and Western Region International Vice President | |
Chris Griswold, Teamsters Airline Division Director and International Vice President At-Large | |
WHEN: | Thursday, March 13, 2025, 11 a.m. – 12 p.m. PT |
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WHERE: | United Airlines SFO Tech Ops Base |
800 S Airport Blvd. | |
San Francisco, CA 94128 | |
VISUALS: | United Airlines Teamsters rallying, leafleting, and holding signs that say, "This Offer Won't Fly!" |
Contact:
Colin McCullough, (856) 625-6856
[email protected]
SOURCE International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Filed Under: Business
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