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Air Canada Reaches Tentative Contract Agreement with Unifor
The deal covers about 6,000 frontline airport and customer service employees and awaits a ratification vote next month, the company said.
- Air Canada announced it has reached a tentative collective agreement with Unifor covering about 6,000 airport, contact-centre, concierge, and customer service employees across Canada.
- Financial and contract details were not disclosed. The agreement still requires ratification by union members — with votes expected over the next month — and approval from Air Canada’s board.
- The deal is viewed as reducing the immediate risk of labour disruption for Air Canada operations this summer, although the agreement could still be rejected during the ratification process.
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Air Canada and the union representing its customer service agents, who work at airports and call centres, indicate on Friday that they have reached an agreement-in-principle.
·Montreal, Canada
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Air Canada Reaches Tentative Contract Agreement with Unifor
Agreement covers 6,000 airport and customer service employees
·Toronto, Canada
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Their collective agreement had expired on February 28. The post Air Canada's service agents sign an agreement in principle appeared first on Les Affaires.
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