The phrase "attendant representatives" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to representatives who are present or attending an event or situation.
Example: "The conference will feature several attendant representatives from various organizations to discuss their initiatives."
Alternatives: "present representatives" or "on-site representatives".
Each Country Team is supported by an EmONC Country Advisory Group consisting of the senior in-country investigator, EmONC Country Coordinator, a senior physician from a referral facility, three country trainers, a government health official, a community representative, a maternal representative and a birth attendant representative.
The agreement with the flight attendants' representatives brought to a close more than a month of negotiation, walk-outs, demonstrations and frantic government mediation that saw the airline taken to within an ace of being grounded.
Calling airline security a "layered approach," the flight attendants' representatives said that government agencies are necessary to conduct cybersecurity work and security inspections, and to assess passengers and certify infrastructure.
Northwest, which is also in negotiations with unions representing its flight attendants, customer service representatives and machinists, says that it cannot afford to give the pilots what they want.
A flight attendant has accused Representative Gary A. Condit of asking her to lie in connection with the investigation into the disappearance of a Washington intern, but Mr. Condit today denied making such a request.
The other three pension plans at United all have contributions coming due today: $38.6 million for the mechanics, $19.7 million for the flight attendants and $14.1 million for counter representatives and others who deal with the public.
According to Mandel, an insurance company representative told the attendant their internal records listed this physician, but when Mandel signed into the account herself, it listed her real primary care provider's name.
Moderated by SEIU United Long Term Care Workers (ULTCW) President Laphonza Butler, the summit gathered more than 1,000 attendants, all eager to hear from Representatives Karen Bass (D-33), Laura Richardson (D-37) and Maxine Waters (D-35).
Here's a look at how a merger may affect frequent fliers, followed by comments from management and representatives for the flight attendants and the pilots (for those like me that want to better understand why labor favors a merger).
