Air Canada-CAW deal to save $150-million

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The Canadian Auto Workers labor union has reached a new agreement with insolvent Air Canada. The contract deal, which includes $150 million in savings for the financially troubled airline, allows Air Canada to cut 1,700 workers in the next several years.

Contracts & orders received, Contracts & orders let, Contracts, Contract agreement, Canadian Auto Workers

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Air Canada defends board of directors

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Air Canada's board of directors has been criticized for their personal role in the carrier's insolvency. However, Air Canada defended the board, claiming that they could not predict events overseas that have had a negative impact on the airline.

TRANSPORTATION BY AIR, Air Transportation, Air transportation industry, Civil aviation, Boards of directors

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Air Canada urges staff to voluntarily cut hours

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Air Canada is asking its employees to shorten hours and take time off to help the company ride out an economic slump.

Scheduled Airlines, Scheduled Air Transportation, Personnel administration, Air Transportation, Scheduled, And Air Courier Services

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