Charlotte airport workers strike during busy Thanksgiving travel season
CHARLOTTE ( QUEEN CITY NEWS) — Ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday, Charlotte Douglas International Airport workers are on strike over what they call ‘poverty wages’ and ‘unfair labor practices’ as of 5 a.m. on Monday, November 25.
The contract workers walked off the job Monday, demanding higher wages and better working conditions at Charlotte Douglas.
Nearly 19 million people are expected to pull their luggage through airports over the next seven days, that would be six ...
As the Thanksgiving travel rush approaches, travelers at Charlotte Douglas International Airport in North Carolina are facing ...
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Service workers at Charlotte Douglass International Airport walked the picket lines Monday, going on strike to fight what ...
Experts don't anticipate this impacting other airports that connect in Charlotte, like PTI. Mauer said the best way to ...
Workers in North Carolina described living paycheck to paycheck, unable to cover expenses like car repairs while performing ...
Airport service workers at Charlotte Douglas International Airport returned to work, after a 24-hour strike on Monday, ...
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