Unifor opens talks with Air Canada In-Flight Crew Scheduling

Unifor opens talks with Air Canada In-Flight Crew Scheduling

September 25, 2015 at 4:00 PM

Earlier this week, Unifor opened contract talks with Air Canada In-Flight Crew Scheduling in Montreal. Discussions took place over the course of one single day where Unifor and Air Canada officials exchanged non-monetary proposals and also reviewed agendas for additional dates to continue talks.

During the coming weeks, the Unifor bargaining committee will be working diligently to review Air Canada’s proposals and fine-tune their own strategies as they prepare for additional meeting dates with the company. As the bargaining process unfolds, the committee will continue to keep you updated. However, in order to protect the integrity of the negotiations, the committee will not be able to discuss specific details with the membership while in collective bargaining. This is common practice.

"Your bargaining committee is ready to negotiate a new collective agreement that is fair and equitable for all members," said Cheryl Robinson, President of Unifor local 2002. "You have been an integral part of Air Canada’s success and deserve a contract that reflects the company’s ongoing triumphs."

Unifor local 2002 represents approximately ninety members at Air Canada In-Flight Crew Scheduling in Montreal and Toronto. Members are responsible for numerous job functions such as maintaining statistics, updating computer systems, arranging and recording crew movements and monitoring crew movements and other duties.

The last collective agreement expired in May, 2015.

Additional bargaining dates between Unifor and Air Canada have been set for October.

Unifor is committed to keeping you informed of events as they unfold. To receive updated news concerning negotiations, please subscribe to Unifor 2002 e-news by visiting our website and clicking on the SUBSCRIBE icon.

Unifor is Canada’s largest union in the private sector, representing more than 310,000 workers. It was formed Labour Day weekend 2013 when the Canadian Auto Workers and the Communications, Energy and Paperworkers unions merged.

  

For more information, please contact:
Theresa Amicarelli , Assistant to the Local President

  

  

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