The flight attendants' strike in Canada has had a significant impact on 130,000 travelers a day, but a tentative agreement has been reached, allowing flights to resume on Tuesday evening. The union won pay for work during the strike, and the head of Air Canada warned that it could take seven to 10 days for service to return to normal. The strike was declared illegal by the Canada Industrial Relations Board, but the union decided to ignore the decision.
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Compania aeriană Air Canada încheie un acord cu sindicatul însoțitorilor de zbor pentru a pune capăt grevei
Greva care a dat peste cap planurile de călătorie a sute de mii de pasageri s-a încheiat după 4 zile
Air Canada to resume flights after deal struck with union
Air Canada and flight attendants’ union reach deal to end strike
Air Canada to resume service after 'tentative' agreement
Air Canada reaches deal with union to end strike
Air Canada, flight attendants reach tentative deal to end strike
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