WestJet and its flight attendants have reached a tentative agreement following ongoing negotiations, according to a report from GlobalNews.ca. The agreement comes after months of discussions aimed at resolving disputes over working conditions, pay, and benefits. The union representing the flight attendants, the Canadian Airline Pilots Association, confirmed that the terms of the agreement are still under review.
The tentative deal includes improvements to staffing levels and enhanced benefits for crew members. It also addresses concerns related to workload and safety protocols. The agreement is expected to be finalized in the coming weeks, with both parties working to finalize the details.
If approved, the agreement would mark a significant step in resolving the labor dispute that has affected operations across the airline. The union has expressed optimism about the progress, while WestJet has emphasized its commitment to maintaining a safe and efficient service for passengers.
The next steps will involve formal approval from both the union and the airline, with a final agreement likely to be announced in the next few weeks. (globalnews.ca)
