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Air Canada to ask employees to take leave, retire or work less amid COVID-19 crisis: memo
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The union representing Air Canada flight attendants says the airline is set to ask employees to work less — or not at all — as concerns over job security buffet the airline industry.
Air Canada will ask workers to slash their schedules, go on leave for up to two years or resign with travel privileges, according to an internal bulletin to members from the Canadian Union of Public Employees sent out Thursday night and obtained by The Canadian Press.
The memo states that CUPE is in discussions with Air Canada over continuing the federal wage subsidy, which the airline has not committed to maintain past June 6. “We know this news is not what any of us were expecting,” states the bulletin, signed by the president of CUPE’s Air Canada component
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