TIA talks break down heightens airline labor dispute
HOUSTON AP Negotiations between Texas International Airlines officials and the Airline Employees Association have broken off with no date set to resume. TIA cited the union’s rejection of a company package as the reason. National Mediation Board said no resumption date for Washington talks ending the two month strike had been set.
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