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Air Canada postpones restart after cabin crew union defies return-to-work order
Air Canada is aiming to resume services on 18 August, after striking cabin crew thwarted the carrier's plans to reinstate operations sooner. The airline had already suspended over 700 flights when the federal government intervened on 17 August to refer contract negotiations with the CUPE union to arbitration.
One of the world's largest airlines is set to experience a significant disruption in service. Air Canada's flight attendants ...
In what is being called a “terrible precedent” by CUPE and a “blatant misuse” of the Labour Code by opposition MPs, federal ...
The Canadian government has urged Air Canada and its flight attendants' union to restart contract negotiations, with a ...
Air Canada abruptly ended its press conference after a lineup of protestors entered the room and held signs reading “unpaid ...
On wages, Air Canada's last offer will still leave flight attendants living below poverty levels for many years to come. We are heartbroken for our passengers. We do not want to g ...
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