United Flight Attendants Rejected a Big Offer...Here’s Why!

Описание: United Flight Attendant contract negotiations update: In July 2025, 71% of United flight attendants voted down a tentative agreement that included major pay increases, retroactive pay, and boarding pay. This video breaks down why the “no” vote happened—and why the fine print on hotels, reserve/scheduling, and enforcement mattered as much as the headline money.

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In this briefing, I cover:
• The quick timeline: May 2025 tentative agreement → July 2025 rejection → where things stood as of late January 2026
• What made the headlines (pay raises, retro pay, boarding pay) vs. what drove real concern (work rules)
• Hotels: standards, location language, and why “rest” is a quality-of-life and safety issue—not a luxury issue
• Reserve and scheduling: predictability, short-call realities, and why “efficiency” language raises flags
• Enforcement: why remedies and clarity determine whether a rule is real—or just paperwork after the fact
• What signals to watch next in union and company communications

Disclosure: This episode is presented by AvvA (my company). AvvA is a human-in-the-loop wingmate built for professional flight crews—helping handle travel and life admin on the road (not dispatch, not flight tracking). Free handout link again: https://avva.aero/pdf/pdf1

Transparency note: This video uses my AI voice and likeness. I’m Jeff Gill, and I write and approve every script on this channel.

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