Toronto – The union representing 10,000 Air Canada flight attendants says that it has reached a temporary agreement with the carrier and their strike, which entered its fourth day, is over.
Canadian Association public employees, or CUPE, announced On its Facebook page On Tuesday.
The Sangh said, “We need to advise our membership that we should cooperate fully with resuming operations,” lasted till 4:23 am on Tuesday morning, adding the conversation starting at 7 pm on Monday evening.
The dialogue was before the walkout Started on SaturdayIt affected some 130,000 passengers a day at the peak of the summer journey season.
In an update to its members on Monday night, the Sangh said that the airline reached out and the meeting was held in Toronto with the help of a mediator.
After the Sangh announcement that the flight attendants will not return to work despite the strike, Was declared illegal,
Air Canada had said that the rolling cancellation would expand by Tuesday afternoon after the union postponed the second return-to-work order. The country’s largest airline had earlier said that the operation would start again on Monday evening but Union President Mark Hancock said that this would not happen.
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The Canadian Industrial Relations Board declared the strike illegal on Monday and ordered the flight attendants to go back to the job. But the Sangh said that it will defy the instructions. Union leaders also ignored the weekend order to present binding arbitration and end the strike by Sunday afternoon.
The board, an independent administrative tribunal that interprets and implements Canada’s labor laws, said that the Sangh needs to provide written notice to all its members by Monday that they have to resume their duties.
On Monday, when asked about what results the Sangh was willing to face the return to the labor board’s work order, Hancock said, “There is no limit. We are going to be strong.”
“If this means that people like me are going to jail, it should be the same. If it means that our Sangh is being fined, then it should be,” said Hancock. “We are looking for a solution here. Our members want a solution here, but the solution is to be found on the bargaining table.”
It was not immediately clear what the board or the government would have done if the Sangh continued to refuse.
Labor leaders are repeatedly objecting to a law of the Canadian government that cuts the rights of the workers’ strike and forces them into mediation, the government in recent years along with workers in ports, railways and other places.
Prime Minister Mark Carney said, “We are in a situation where thousands of Canadians and visitors in our country are being interrupted by this action.” “I urge both sides to solve it as soon as possible.”
Carney insisted that it was important that flight attendants were given appropriate compensation at all times.
Job Minister Patty Hazdu said that the federal government is starting an investigation into the allegations of the unions that the flight attendants are not paid for the work they do while the airplanes are on the ground and are considering starting a law to address the issue.
Air Canada operates around 700 flights per day.
Aviation analytics firm Syrium said by Monday afternoon, Air Canada closed at least 1,219 domestic flights and 1,339 international flights from last Thursday, when the carrier started Gradually suspended your operations ahead of strike and lockout,
The flight attendants went from the job in the early hours of Saturday after rejecting the airline request to enter the mediation directed by the government, which allows a third-party mediator to fix the terms of a new contract.
Air Canada and Kapas were in contract negotiations for about eight months, but remained far away on wages and unpaid work issues, which flight attendants do when the aircraft are not in the air.
The latest proposal of the airline included a 38% increase in total compensation including profit and pension in four years, stating that “our flight attendants would have been given the best compensation in Canada.”
But the Sangh pushed back, saying that the 8% increase in the first year did not go far away due to inflation.
According to Air Canada, passengers whose flights are affected will be eligible to request a full return on the airline’s website or mobile app.
