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CAL Fleet Service workers' mission is to organize a union with the 1.4-million member International Brotherhood of Teamsters. We are the fleet service workers at Continental Airlines, and the time has come for us to form a union like all the other non-management workers at CAL. Our Teamster brothers and sisters, mechanics at CAL, have improved their lives as Teamsters. We deserve the same strength as the CAL mechanics. By joining the Teamsters, the fleet service workers will be stronger. We know that the Teamsters Union is the only union with the capacity and resources to organize us at Continental Ramp.
The FedEx Express Mechanics Class and Craft have the mission to organize a union with the Teamsters. These skilled workers are ready to secure their jobs, pensions, and health care with a strong Teamster contract.
ASA Maintenance and Related Teamsters mission is to help our coworkers realize that now is the time for us to secure our future with the company, establish a real retirement, and secure better benefits for ourselves and our families. We want to improve our work environment by securing a strong Teamster contract. We want to make our airline the most premier regional airline for which to work.
The Teamsters have fought for the interests of working men and women for more than 100 years. Today we represent 1.4 million hard-working women and men throughout the United States and Canada.
The Teamsters have stood in solidarity with worker struggles around the world since our founding. With economic globalization, our ability to organize increasingly depends on our ability to “…build alliances with workers throughout the world.”