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WestJet flight attendants vote to ratify new collective agreement
- WestJet flight attendants voted 90.2 per cent in favour to ratify a new collective agreement with the airline.
- The Canadian Union of Public Employees announced the agreement includes over an 18 per cent wage increase over three years and compensation for ground work.
- The contract provides a 13 per cent wage increase in October, 2.75 per cent in January, and 2.5 per cent at the start of 2028.
- The three-year agreement will be effective from January 1, 2026, through December 31, 2028.
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WestJet flight attendants vote 90.2% to ratify new three-year collective agreement
The deal followed tough negotiations, particularly around boarding pay, that culminated in a one-day strike by some 4,400 cabin crew earlier this month.
·Toronto, Canada
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WestJet flight attendants ratify new 3-year deal
WestJet flight attendants have voted overwhelmingly to approve a new three‑year deal, ending a turbulent round of bargaining that included a one‑day strike and hundreds of cancelled flights. CUPE 8125, which represents roughly 4,400 cabin crew, says just over 90 per cent of members voted in favour of ratification following a week‑long ballot that closed […]
·Toronto, Canada
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