Unions, lawmakers to stop United from receiving aid while outsourcing
Robert Besser
10 May 2021, 08:47 GMT+10
Some two dozen members of the U.S. Congress are demanding that airlines stop outsourcing jobs if they want to be eligible for a third round of federal payroll aid
This follows news that United Airlines has sought bids to outsource catering work at five airports
In two COVID-19 relief programs to help the airline industry weather the pandemic and protect jobs, Chicago-based United received $7.7 billion
WASHINGTON D.C.: Some two dozen members of the U.S. Congress are demanding that airlines stop outsourcing jobs if they want to be eligible for a third round of federal payroll aid, following news that United Airlines has sought bids to outsource catering work at five airports.