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Canadian flight attendants are pushing for fair ground pay amid union negotiations - Talent Canada
By Kenneth Haggett, Eugena Kwon and Lauren Cormier Canadian flight attendants and their union, CUPE’s airline division, have faced chronic workplace issues for the past four decades. Notably, their union has been pushing the federal government and airlines for equitable pay since 2022.
Canadian flight attendants are pushing for fair ground pay amid union negotiations Original
Canadian flight attendants and their union, CUPE’s airline division, have faced chronic workplace issues for the past four decades. Notably, their union has been pushing the federal government and airlines for equitable pay since 2022.
Flying high on stipends: a historical analysis of flight attendant union struggles in (neoliberal) Canada
ABSTRACT Since the establishment of the Canadian Air Line Flight Attendants’ Association (CALFAA) in 1948 and the Airline Division of the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) in 1984, flight attendant unions have advocated for duty time limits, sufficient rest periods, and fair wages. Recently, CUPE’s Airline Division has focused their efforts on unpaid ground time – a vital but overlooked element of flight attendant labor.
Transculturality, Anti‐Asian Racism and Student Mobility: A Case Study of Chinese International Student Experiences during the COVID‐19 Pandemic1
Introduction For the last three decades, international student mobility has attracted growing policy and scholarly interests. While both western countries and newly emerging economic powers viewed higher education international students as ideal immigrants and skilled workforce to resolve their imminent demographic and economic needs, we have also witnessed a counter movement of rising populist nationalism and racism in some of these countries (Kim and Kwak 2019).
Considering the role of integration experiences in shaping immigrants’ post‐migration food choices and eating practices
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