Transportation Workers Union of America Archives

May 2

Allegiant Flight Attendant Asks SCOTUS to Hear Case Challenging TWU Union Boss Scheme to Discriminate Against Nonmembers

Ninth Circuit wrongly ruled that federal labor law lets Transportation Workers Union officials take away Allegiant Airlines on-the-job benefits for refusal to pay union fees

December 8

Another Win For Southwest Airlines Flight Attendant Charlene Carter

Southwest Flight Attendant Charlene Carter has just been granted a full reinstatement after winning a settlement

July 20

A Major Win After a Long Time Coming for Southwest Employee Charlene Carter, Who Faced Religious Discrimination from TWU Officials

Charlene Carter being fired over her religious beliefs led to a lawsuit, in which she was granted $5.3 million in damages from TWU.

July 19

Southwest Employee Charlene Carter, Who Had Religious Rights Violated by TWU Officials, Receives $5.1 Million in Lawsuit

TWU officials found guilty of failing to maintain fair representation and religious rights of employee Charlene Carter

July 19

TWU Officials Lose $5.1 Million in Lawsuit Due to Refusing to Accommodate Southwest Employee's Religious Rights

"The [...] Foundation exists to help individuals like Charlene stand up to union bullies, and we're proud to have helped win this verdict."

July 18

Southwest Airlines Employee Receives $5.1 Million in Lawsuit Against TWU Officials for Religious Discrimination

Southwest Airlines employee receives $5.1 million in settlement against TWU officials for religious discrimination.

May 13

Federal Judge Rejects Attempt by TWU Union and Southwest to Thwart Flight Attendant’s Religious Discrimination Lawsuit

Southwest flight attendant Charlene Carter's federal lawsuit against TWU for religious discrimination will go to trial at District Court in Texas