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Air Canada flight attendants reject proposal for binding arbitration

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On Tuesday, the union representing around 10,000 Air Canada flight attendants rejected the airline's proposal for binding arbitration, as pay negotiations intensify this week ahead of a possible strike.

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  • Air Canada flight attendants have rejected a proposal for binding arbitration. 9s
  • Cabin crew are demanding higher wages, citing pay that has not kept up with inflation. 24s
  • Flight attendants report performing an average of 35 hours of unpaid work each month. 1m 5s
  • The union is seeking compensation for tasks like boarding and safety checks, which are currently unpaid. 54s
  • A potential strike could further affect Air Canada, which is already experiencing reduced profits and travel demand. 1m 15s
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