Air Canada and Union started negotiations in Toronto late Monday night, representing 10,000 striking flight attendants, after their first meeting, the crew went out of the weekend in the weekend in a dispute over salary and unpaid work.
The strike has entered its fourth day, to cancel 700 daily flights and leave around 130,000 passengers a day at the peak of the summer season.
Airline staff demand is paid for ground work
The Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) said that discussion with the mediated William Coupon began, but the air Canada does not address wages and ground duties, such as Ay is not paid in the present, the flight attendants have vowed to work.
Currently, flight attendants are paid only when they are flying.
After the collapse of the contract negotiations, the union flight attendants of Air Canada left the job on Saturday.
The Canadian Industrial Relations Board has considered the strike as illegal.
Michael Russo, the Chief Executive of Air Canada, defended the airline offering 38% compensation in four years.
He admitted that there was a “big difference” with the demands of the Sangh.
“We are always open to listen and interact,” said.
Gymnast strike in three-way deadlock
Canadian job minister Patty Hazdu called for talks and a quick labor deal. Hazu thus announces Air Canada by announcing a sample at the airline pay.
The issue has developed in a three-way stateoff between the airline, workers and the government, with the Union’s order to return to work.
Cup president Mark Hancock said, “We are looking for a solution here. Our members want a solution here, but a solution is to be found on the bargaining table.”
Prime Minister Mark Carney urged both sides to quickly resolve the dispute, saying that hundreds of thousands of passengers were being interrupted by “this action.”
Air Canada said the rolling cancellation will now expand by Tuesday afternoon. The airline canceled over 2,500 flights and shared about 3% of the case since Thursday.
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