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Air Canada union says flight attendants will continue strike

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US flight attendants are fed up like their Air Canada peers. Here's why they are unlikely to strike
At the end of work trips, Nathan Miller goes home to a makeshift bedroom in his parents’ house in Virginia. The 29-year-old flight attendant is part of a PSA Airlines crew based in Philadelphia, but Miller says he can’t afford to live there.

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Air Canada and flight attendants union resume talks for the first time since strike began
Air Canada flight attendants refuse to back down after strike declared illegal by labor board
Air Canada set to resume flights as cabin crew return to work
Air Canada is set to resume its flight services on Wednesday, after a nearly four-day strike by its unionized flight attendants left more than 500,000 passengers stranded.

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After Defying Back-to-Work Orders, Air Canada Employees Reach Tentative Deal
US Flight Attendants Are Fed up Like Their Air Canada Peers. Here's Why They Aren't Likely to Strike
Air Canada labor deal may reshape pay for North American airline crews
"The Air Canada strike helps negotiations everywhere. It defined the problem of ridiculous expectations for flight attendants to work without pay," said Sara Nelson, international president of the As...

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Air Canada reaches deal with union to call off strike
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Why Millions Of Air Canada Passengers Might Still Face Cancellations Even After Strike Ends

Air Canada and flight attendants’ union reach deal to end strike

A tentative agreement has been reached to end the strike by Air Canada 's 10,000 flight attendants, their union announced early Tuesday. Talks between the airline and the union resumed late Monday, marking the first negotiations since industrial action began over the weekend.

Pearson airport boosts staffing to assist stranded Air Canada passengers as flight attendant strike continues

Air Canada flight attendants waved flags and held signs reading “would you work for free?” as they picketed outside Toronto’s Pearson International Airport on Monday.
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