
Air Canada Flight Attendants Overwhelmingly Reject Wage Proposal
After defying a back-to-work order in August, the vote is another courageous act of resistance.
After defying a back-to-work order in August, the vote is another courageous act of resistance.
The workers could secure a deal that starts to address the affordability crisis they and so many others face.
While the proposed wage increases are appreciable, they fail to make up for past losses and pale in comparison to the increases secured by Air Canada pilots last year.
We should celebrate their courage while recognizing that the fight against unjust government interference isn’t over.
A potentially massive cut to the federal workforce is looming, and already impacting workers and service users alike.
If the airline labour upsurge continues, workers may take back what they deserve from corporate profits
This was a missed opportunity for labour to build stronger ties of solidarity with Indigenous peoples and others.
The wealthiest amass more through higher salaries and passive income, while workers face stagnating wages.
In many ways, however, the fight has only begun: the union must now secure a contract.