WestJet and the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), representing approximately 4,400 flight attendants, reached a tentative contract agreement early Monday morning. The deal successfully ends a strike and operational disruptions that affected Canada's second-largest airline.
The labor dispute and subsequent work stoppage resulted in hundreds of flight cancellations and left thousands of travellers stranded and in limbo. The union announced the tentative agreement on Monday, which paves the way for normal airline operations to resume.
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WTOP News - Washington DCFocuses heavily on the passenger impact and international traveler disruptions.
CityNews TorontoEmphasizes the local Canadian context, union specifics, and exact timing.
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