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Defending our Profession
In this section we provide documents and information mechanics will find useful.
Current and Former Contracts, T/A and LOA
CARP Calculator for UAL Technicians
CARP Calculator Explanation UAL
CARP Calculator for CAL Techicians
CARP Calculator Explanation CAL
CARP Retirement Plan
UAL vs Teamsters Cross Utilization LOA Lost Arbitration
2016 AMR Techs Adjustment LOA
2012 AMR Techs Bankruptcy Contract
2016-11-1 UAL Mechanics Seniority List
2016-11-2 UAL IBT 2nd Concessionary TA
12-18-15 ibt/ual Mechanics Seniority List
12-18-15 ibt/ual Mechanics Juniority List
12-8-15 UAL Teamsters Proposal failed by 93%
2010-2013 United Mechanics first teamsters Agreement
2009-2012 Continental Mechanics Tentative Agreement
United Airlines sub UAL and sub CAL previous Contracts
March 2011 Failed IBT UAL Tentative summary
2005-2009 United Airlines Mechanics Agreement
2005-2009 Continental Airlines Mechanics Agreement
2002-2008 Continental Mechanics Contract
1997 Continental Mechanics Non Union Employment Policy
2003-2009 141M Restructuring Amendment
2000-2005 UAL Mechanics CBA
United Airlines Medical Benefits Information
2016 sUA Technicians Medical
2016 sCO Technicians Medical
2016 UA Retiree Medical
2016 Retiree Reg and Bridge Medical
UAL Mechanic Monthly Premiums 2012
Craft Unionism
Aircraft mechanics over the last 50 years have fought to have their own craft based union.
A Mechanic Union and Mechanic Local Bylaws built based on the same democratic principles we have fought for over the years.
Our AFL-CIO Craft and Class philosophy is built on the work of mechanics who over the years have fought to have a democratic Class and Craft union of our own like the Pilots have with ALPA.
Articles & Fliers
Articles and Fliers covering the failures of the teamsters at United Airlines and other Airlines.
We provide factual information so our mechanics can take a stand against the teamsters union and make an informed decision on union representation.
Documents
UAL Contracts and other useful information.
The ALPA Model
The Mechanics Class and Craft like the Pilot Craft and Class represent professionals who hold tremendous responsibility of the safe and reliable operation of aircraft in their hands every day..
We recognize that because of the limited size of our Mechanics Class and Craft and the diversity of mechanics working in our industry in both union and non-union shops that a Craft Union backed by the millions of union members in the AFL-CIO is the logical choice.
AFL-CIO Affiliation
A big strength of ALPA is their affiliation and solidarity with the unions that make up the AFL-CIO.
AFL-CIO National, State and City Labor Councils - support their affiliated ALPA members.
These same Labor Councils will provide our Mechanics with the forum and support to build a stronger Craft Union to represent our Mechanic and Related aviation professionals.
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