Air Canada customer service agents reach tentative agreement

Air Canada customer service agents reach tentative agreement

June 14, 2015 at 12:01 PM
News Release

Unifor has reached a tentative deal with Air Canada for a five-year collective agreement for over 4,000 Customer Sales and Service Agents. 

"Unifor was built to defend good jobs. This deal protects scope work and achieves the fair wages that our members wanted," said Unifor National President Jerry Dias.
 
The agreement has the unanimous endorsement of the Unifor bargaining committee. Ratification meetings will be scheduled in locations across the country over the next ten days. Details of the agreement will only be disclosed to the public following ratification by Unifor Local 2002 members. 

"Air Canada has enjoyed solid profits for two years and its stock has doubled in the last six months,” said Cheryl Robinson, Unifor Local 2002 President. "Our members deserve to share in that success.”

Talks have been ongoing since January 2015, but conflict between the parties about the scope of work done by Local 2002 members at Pearson International Airport complicated negotiations until this weekend when a resolution was facilitated by mediator Vince Ready.
 

  

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