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NEWS RELEASE For Immediate Release March 16, 2011 Harper government must help to protect Air Canada jobs OTTAWA – Liberal MPs are calling on the government to ensure that maintenance and overhaul jobs in Montreal, Winnipeg and Mississauga are protected. “When Air Canada was privatized in 1988 the intent was clear,” said Liberal Transport Critic . . . → Read More: Press Release: Harper government must help to protect Air Canada jobs Dear Brothers and Sisters: Due to the decision of the Canadian Industrial Relations Board (CIRB) to allow the application of Air Canada and Aveos to split the Maintenance Bargaining Certification, a meeting was held in Vancouver on March 9th to address the issue of how the IAMAW would proceed with the Collective Bargaining process. In . . . → Read More: District 140 Bulletin #12 Re: Air Canada and AVEOS Brothers and Sisters, Re: $500-dollar incentive payment The IAMAW Local Lodge 2323, Airport and Tech Ops Shop Committees are reminding the membership that issues regarding the Employee Recognition Share and the 500-dollar Incentive Payment should be addressed to: Compensation-Remuneration@aircanada.ca We also suggest contacting Mr. Calin Rovinescu, President and CEO of Air Canada. Let him know . . . → Read More: Bulletin: Incentive Payment/Shares  Comments are closed  Cabins, Cargo, General, Ottawa, Ramp & Baggage, Tech-Ops  Bulletin, incentive payment, shares The airline is selling off the future of the Aircraft Maintenance industry in Canada. At this time, the Conservative MPs are saying in the House of Commons that they have assurances from Air Canada that there will be no jobs lost as the result of the sale of its Maintenance department. This is not the . . . → Read More: AIR CANADA IS NOT RESPECTING THE SPIRIT AND INTENT OF THE AIR CANADA PUBLIC PARTICIPATION ACT (ACPPA) |
