BUSINESSJul 24 · 02:17 UTCNY POSTDaniel Farr

Oppressive new ranking for flight attendants hits turbulence in California

American Airlines is facing backlash over a new employee scoring system that tracks flight attendants' activities, including passenger reviews and Microsoft Teams usage. Critics accuse the airline of workplace surveillance, raising concerns under California's strict privacy laws.

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