Northwest Airlines Corp. is warning flight attendants that they won't get a better deal if they reject the wage-cutting pact they're voting on now. Flight attendants are voting through June 6 on whether to accept a tentative agreement that would cut their pay 21 percent and require them to work longer hours. It would save Northwest $195 million a year.
See "NWA Warns Flight Attendants Talks Are Over", Joshua Freed, San Francisco Chronicle, May 15, 2006