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By Mohamed nasar
Published: May 5, 2024
Canadian airline WestJet issued a 72-hour closure notice to the Aircraft Mechanics Association (AMFA) yesterday, Saturday, which it said could lead to a work stoppage as early as Tuesday, May 7, if an agreement is not reached.
In turn, AMFA issued a referendum last week, allowing members to vote to permit the union to call for a strike.
The voting period for the referendum ends on May 9.
The airline stated that a potential work stoppage does not necessarily mean travel disruptions will occur, but it is taking some steps to mitigate the impacts of this stoppage.
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