United, Pilots Agree to Tentative Voluntary Leave Deals

Ben Goldstein July 10, 2020
United
United has told 36,000 frontline employees that their jobs are potentially in jeopardy after Oct. 1.
Credit: Joe Pries
United Airlines and its pilot union reached two tentative agreements related to early retirement and voluntary leave packages, as the two sides look to limit the scope of involuntary furloughs this fall. News of the agreements comes two days after United notified 36,000 frontline employees...
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Based in Washington, Ben covers Congress, regulatory agencies, the Departments of Justice and Transportation and lobby groups.

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