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CUPE to Give Update on Air Canada Negotiations
CUPE to Give Update on Air Canada Negotiations
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TORONTO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Representatives of CUPE will be available to provide an update on negotiations with Air Canada today at 12:30 PM Eastern.
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O'Hare Room, 1st Floor, Sheraton Gateway, Terminal 3, Pearson Airport, Toronto ON |
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CUPE National President Mark Hancock |
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CUPE National Secretary-Treasurer Candace Rennick |
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August 18, 12:30PM Eastern |
Contacts
Craig Saunders (EN/FR)
csaunders@cupe.ca
416-576-7316
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