Bloomberg: Hoping to rein in costs, the major U.S. carrier is offering its flight attendants buyouts of as much as $100,000.
Bloomberg: Hoping to rein in costs, the major U.S. carrier is offering its flight attendants buyouts of as much as $100,000.
Employees who accept the early-exit plan will be eligible for lump-sum payments, said a spokeswoman, Megan McCarthy, who declined to disclose the formula needed to reach the maximum. United also is recalling 1,450 furloughed attendants, most of whom took voluntary leave one to two years ago, she said.
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