TORONTO — Air Canada technical, maintenance, airport ramp and cargo personnel have accepted a new contract.
Their union, the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace, says the deal provides job protection to the 75-hundred workers for the next decade.
The 10-year agreement was hammered out last month.
This is the sixth agreement reached with unions representing various Air Canada employees.
It's a marked contrast to the previous round of labour talks at Air Canada, which were among the most acrimonious in the airline's history.
They included a 12-hour illegal walkout by baggage handlers and ground staff that disrupted flights. The federal government had to either intervene or threaten to do so on more than one occasion.
