AFA Claim: Delta is forcing flight attendants to resume wearing an allegedly toxic 2018 uniform. If flight attendants don’t comply, they will be fired.

AFA Claim: Delta is forcing flight attendants to resume wearing an allegedly toxic 2018 uniform. If flight attendants don’t comply, they will be fired.
Based on feedback from our people, we are proud to now offer a complete collection of uniform pieces that are OEKO-TEX-certified – including many entirely new uniform options. While all employees are now required to be in the approved Delta uniform, employees have several options to choose from, including more than 30 OEKO-TEX-certified uniform pieces. The OEKO-TEX certification is a globally recognized testing standard that certifies textiles that are free of harmful substances. Used by many global companies, this certification process was actually supported by AFA as a solution for similar uniform concerns at Alaska Airlines several years ago.
While all flight attendants are now required to be in a Delta-approved uniform to cohesively represent the Delta brand to our customers, we are continuing to accommodate requests from flight attendants with verified medical restrictions.
MAY 12, 2022
AFA claimed that Delta flight attendants received a pay raise in May 2022 because of AFA’s effort to unionize. This is false.
MAY 12, 2022
AFA claimed credit for our decision, but they have not negotiated boarding pay into the contracts of any airline they represent.
MAY 12, 2022
We are not aware of cases where AFA has done this for a group as big as Delta’s. Negotiations for much smaller groups have taken years.
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