WestJet and the union representing 4,400 flight attendants have reached a tentative agreement to end a work stoppage, according to a report from GlobalNews.ca. The agreement comes after a prolonged dispute over working conditions and pay.
The union, which represents flight attendants across the airline’s operations, had previously called for a strike, leading to disruptions in service. The tentative agreement is expected to resolve key issues including compensation and job security.
Details of the agreement were not immediately released, but both parties expressed optimism about the resolution. The airline and the union will now work to finalize the terms and implement the changes.
The resolution marks a significant step in resolving the labor dispute, which had impacted passenger travel and operational efficiency. (globalnews.ca)
