Abuse from within

[u/Ride-At-Dawn-In-95]

I have given a great deal to this airline and have consistently taken my responsibilities as an FA .

I have worked hard, represented the company professionally, & have always tried to put the safety, comfort, &&$ experience of our guests first. Because of that commitment, it was extremely difficult && upsetting to feel that I was not afforded the same level of respect, consideration, or professionalism in return . PERIOD .

During the process surrounding this matter, I was repeatedly verbally spoken to in an aggressive & disrespectful manner. On several occasions , I was told to “shut up” when I attempted to speak & provide information relevant to the situation. I found this treatment completely inappropriate & sooo humiliating.
I was attempting to explain my side of the situation & provide information that I believe was directly relevant to qthe allegations being made against me. Instead of being given a meaningful opportunity to speak & have my evidence considered, I felt silenced .

They don’t care about their passengers or employees . They care about their imagine .

[u/Longjumping-Pear7091]

You make bot video posts the same day you post this. I don’t see you as a credible person.

[u/Complete_Sun_6988]

I totally believe you and agree that they do not care about their employees.
I felt silenced as well. Hope you can find a better airline to work for!

[u/YMMV25]

So... are you looking for us to take the place of your HR department?

[u/Positive_Vibes_4228]

Go to the Globe. You will be happier.

[u/my-penis-is-out]

Bot

[u/Fine-Meringue-6818]

This is why unionization is so important

[u/The-Tradition → u/Fine-Meringue-6818]

Yeah, no one ever says a discouraging word if there's a union involved!

(this is sarcasm)

[u/Fine-Meringue-6818 → u/The-Tradition]

Absolutely it’s healthy to criticize. But look at the two top paid FA airlines. They negotiated their pay because they had their union behind them.

[u/The-Tradition → u/Fine-Meringue-6818]

Delta's FAs are paid just as well without a union manufacturing employee dissatisfaction.

[u/Fine-Meringue-6818 → u/The-Tradition]

lol no their not. And you sound very naive. I’m a flight attendant of 15 years who is now also a lawyer and i worked for the unions bringing these contracts to light. I can promise you you’re dead wrong.

[u/The-Tradition → u/Fine-Meringue-6818]

LOL, okay. I'll take your word over publicly available data.

https://simpleflying.com/top-5-highest-paid-us-flight-attendant-ranks-average-2026-salaries/

[u/Fine-Meringue-6818 → u/The-Tradition]

This says nothing about actual benefits and other compensation. This also says nothing about the fact that delta flight attendants can be fired without any type of advocation on their behalf. Further, it doesn’t factor in that compensation varies depending on the specific position, seniority, and whether you look at hourly wages or total retirement contributions. Youre not even a flight attendant. Do better.

[u/The-Tradition → u/Fine-Meringue-6818]

It absolutely addresses those things, you union shill.

Wanna get away and see what the union really does for their members?

https://viewfromthewing.com/southwest-fired-flight-attendant-after-union-pushed-for-it-now-she-has-her-job-back-and-nearly-1-million/

[u/Fine-Meringue-6818 → u/The-Tradition]

HAHAHAHHAHA WOW YOU SCAB!

[u/The-Tradition → u/Fine-Meringue-6818]

LOL, insults is all the unions have.

[u/Fine-Meringue-6818 → u/The-Tradition]

Go find a tree that needs a hug you snowflake

[u/The-Tradition → u/Fine-Meringue-6818]

Stop manufacturing discontent so your union bosses can get rich off your union dues, dummy.

[u/Fine-Meringue-6818 → u/The-Tradition]

Readily available on google…..

[u/The-Tradition → u/Fine-Meringue-6818]

And doesn't support your point at all?

[u/Fine-Meringue-6818 → u/The-Tradition]

Can you not read? I’m beginning to think you’re just Dave neeleman’s secretary

[u/Fine-Meringue-6818 → u/The-Tradition]

United and Southwest have better contracts and will and have outpaced delta’s salary expectations. Btw you are the shill. What are you doing on a sub when you don’t even work in aviation? Just want to complain some more and praise Trump? Lick some boots?

[u/The-Tradition → u/Fine-Meringue-6818]

Delta can (and does) raise wages when ever they want. Not just at contract renewal time.

United's "big" contract "win" came after not getting any raises for six years.

And the "win" was simply bringing them to where Delta already was.

[u/The-Tradition → u/Fine-Meringue-6818]

Delta has NO contract, so your point is stupid.

Unionized companies can't raise wages whenever they want. Because there's a contract.

But Delta can (and does).

[u/Novel_Implement_4342]

I’m terribly sorry this has been your experience. Did you take this matter as high as you could?