Air Canada flight attendant union refuses to end 'unlawful' strike
Summary
The union of Air Canada flight attendants continues their strike, defying a government order to return to work. The Canada Industrial Relations Board declared the strike illegal, and both the union and individual workers might face legal consequences. The strike, which started on Saturday, has affected around 500,000 passengers.Key Facts
- Air Canada flight attendants began striking on Saturday.
- The strike was declared illegal by the Canada Industrial Relations Board.
- The strike involves over 10,000 flight attendants.
- Approximately 500,000 passengers have experienced disruptions due to this action.
- The union refuses to end the strike, even if it means facing fines or jail time.
- The strike seeks higher salaries and pay for ground work.
- Eight months of negotiations between Air Canada and the union did not lead to an agreement.
- The Canadian government ordered binding arbitration to resolve the dispute.
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