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CUPE issues major update

Air Canada and flight attendants union resume talks for the first time since strike began

“We will not be returning to the skies,” said Mark Hancock, national president for Canadian Union of Public Employees, or CUPE, which also represents some non-public sectors.

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Air Canada strike: CUPE issues major update, flights due to restart

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Air Canada flight attendants end strike after reaching 'tentative' deal

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U.S. flight attendants are fed up like their Air Canada peers. Here's why they're unlikely to strike.

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Air Canada flight attendants to vote next week

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Would you work for no pay? The question behind the Air Canada strike

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Air Canada flight attendants scored a big win. Don’t expect the same for other unions

“The Air Canada strike seems to have put fire in the bellies of unions temporarily. But it was a single episodic moment that likely does not indicate the resurgence of union power,” said Larry Savage...

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Exclusive: Air Canada labor deal faces fierce opposition over wages, vote could fail

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Air Canada ramping up operations to near full schedule

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Jesse Kline: CUPE made dupes of us all with phoney 'unpaid work' claims

Canada’s biggest airline is hiding a secret,” warned unfaircanada.com, a website campaigning on behalf of Air Canada flight attendants and their union during recent contract negotiations. “Their cabin crew is being forced to work for free during the most critical moments of your flight experience.

CUPE’s defiance of labour code sparks call to remove Section 107

What could CUPE’s defiance of Section 107 mean for future strikes in Canada? CTV’s Rachel Aiello has the latest.

In defying the back-to-work order, CUPE took a calculated risk that paid off

Strategy used by the union representing 10,500 Air Canada flight attendants may ripple across the labour movement, experts say

‘Our fight is not with you’: CUPE apologizes to the Canadian public

During a press conference by CUPE, representatives issued an apology to the Canadian public saying their only goal is ‘to be paid for their time at work.’