About 10,000 Air Canada flight attendants have voted down the employer’s wage supply that the union and airline agreed to final month however one other walkout isn’t anticipated.
Flight attendants at Air Canada wrapped up voting Saturday on a tentative new contract, with 99.1% voting down the airline’s wage supply.
The airline says the wage portion will now be referred to mediation as beforehand agreed to by each side.
“Air Canada and CUPE contemplated this potential end result and mutually agreed that if the tentative settlement was not ratified, the wage portion could be referred to mediation and, if no settlement was reached at that stage, to arbitration,” the airline stated in an announcement.
“The events additionally agreed that no labor disruption might be initiated, and due to this fact there will probably be no strike or lock-out, and flights will proceed to function.”
The Air Canada part of the Canadian Union of Public Workers says most phrases would nonetheless kind a part of a brand new collective settlement with the airline, except for the wage situation.
Air Canada restarted operations on Aug. 19 after reaching an settlement with the union for 10,000 flight attendants to finish a strike that disrupted the journey plans of lots of of 1000’s of vacationers. The walkout impacted about 130,000 vacationers a day on the peak of the summer time journey season.
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