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Air Canada flight attendant strike continues

Air Canada, Cabin Crew Union Hold First Talks Since Strike Began

Canadian Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu has been pushing both parties to return to the negotiating table and reach a collective agreement for workers as soon as possible.

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Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu orders Air Canada and striking flight attendants back to work

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CUPE says Air Canada strike to continue, defying order

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Frustrations Mount for 500,000 Passengers Affected by Air Canada Strike

An ongoing labor dispute between Air Canada and its 10,000 flight attendants is wreaking havoc for half a million travelers and counting.

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Air Canada CEO sees big gap between airline offer and striking union's demand

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Canadian govt moves to end Air Canada strike

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Air Canada CEO amazed by union's defiance of ruling to end strike

Rousseau, however, said the company's offer would "go a long way" in addressing those issues.

Al Jazeera English · 1d

Government forces Air Canada into arbitration in bid to end strike

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Air Canada Flight Attendants Say They Will Defy Back-to-Work Order

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'It was clear' Air Canada, union needed Ottawa to step in on dispute: Jobs minister

Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu joins Power & Politics, defending her decision to invoke Section 107 of the Canada Labour Code to order Air Canada flight attendants back to work. She says 'it was clear' the airline and the union 'needed another tool' to continue negotiations after the union went on strike.

Air Canada to restart operations after government blocks strike

The Canadian government’s decision to end a strike by Air Canada flight attendants is good news for the airline and its customers. The post Air Canada waits to restart operations after government blocks strike appeared first on FreightWaves.

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Ottawa to probe unpaid airline work allegations key to Air Canada strike

Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu tells The Canadian Press that the federal government is launching a probe into allegations of unpaid work in the airline sector as a work stoppage at Air Canada stretches on.