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The Professional Airline Flight Control Association v. Spirit Airlines, Inc.
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March 28, 2022
Spirit Airlines, Union Must Arbitrate Worker Relocation Fight
An arbitrator must decide whether Spirit Airlines violated its collective bargaining agreement with a union over the company's relocation of flight dispatchers to a new facility in Orlando, a Florida federal judge ruled, saying his court has no jurisdiction over the case.
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March 16, 2021
Spirit Wants Union's Suit Over Dispatcher Relocation Nixed
Spirit Airlines asked a Florida federal judge on Monday to toss a union's suit alleging the airline breached a collective bargaining agreement by relocating some flight dispatchers to a new facility in Orlando, arguing that the court does not have jurisdiction over the dispute, which should be sent to arbitration.