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Caribbean Airlines' pilots: PM must intervene in salary dispute - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

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The TT Pilots Association (TTALPA) is calling on the Prime Minister to urgently intervene to settle salary increases for Caribbean Airlines (CAL) pilots, four months after the Finance Minister authorised those increases. At a press conference at Normandie Hotel, St Ann's, on February 27, TTALPA industrial relations representative Timothy Bailey said the union referred the delay in the payment of the new salaries to the Ministry of Labour after C…
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PILOTS NEGOTIATIONS HEADED TO INDUSTRIAL COURT

Negotiations for pilots appear to be headed to the Industrial Court, with Caribbean Airlines failing to settle outstanding negotiations and wages, despite pilots agreeing to accept the 4% put on

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Caribbean Airlines' pilots: PM must intervene in salary dispute - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

The TT Pilots Association (TTALPA) is calling on the Prime Minister to urgently intervene to settle salary increases for Caribbean Airlines (CAL) pilots, four months after the Finance Minister authorised those increases. At a press conference at Normandie Hotel, St Ann's, on February 27, TTALPA industrial relations representative Timothy Bailey said the union referred the delay in the payment of the new salaries to the Ministry of Labour after C…

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