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Continental Airlines Field Service Employees Reject Transport Workers Union
HOUSTON, Jan. 9 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Continental Airlines (NYSE:
CAL) today announced that its field service employees rejected
representation sought by the Transport Workers Union of America (TWU).
"Once again, we are pleased that our co-workers recognized the value of
our direct working relationship," said Bill Meehan, senior vice president
airport services. "We'll continue to work together to honor the commitments
and promises we've made and maintain our culture of trust and success."
The TWU filed an election application with the National Mediation Board
in October 2007. Continental's field services employees covered by the
election included ramp, operations and cargo agents.
