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Canadian jobs minister intervenes in Air Canada strike, orders flight attendants back to work

More than 10,000 Air Canada flight attendants who went on strike early Saturday will be ordered to return to work by the Canada Industrial Relations Board (CIRB), according to a Saturday announcement by Canadian Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu.

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Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu orders Air Canada and striking flight attendants back to work

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Air Canada strike: Airline, flight attendants in negotiations, union says

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2 class action lawsuits proposed against Air Canada in Quebec

Two class action lawsuits have been proposed in Quebec for Air Canada passengers affected by the flight attendant strike.

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Ontario family fears 14-year-old travelling alone could be stranded overseas due to Air Canada strike

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Travellers stuck at Edmonton airport amid Air Canada strike

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Ottawa to probe unpaid airline work allegations key to Air Canada strike

Hajdu said in an interview with The Canadian Press that she finds those claims “deeply disturbing.”

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Labour groups pushing back as Air Canada flight attendants’ strike poised to continue

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Air Canada travellers still scrambling to rebook as more flights cancelled

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'It was clear' Air Canada, union needed Ottawa to step in on dispute: Jobs minister

Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu joins Power & Politics, defending her decision to invoke Section 107 of the Canada Labour Code to order Air Canada flight attendants back to work. She says 'it was clear' the airline and the union 'needed another tool' to continue negotiations after the union went on strike.

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Arbitration Forces Air Canada to Resume Operations

The Canadian government intervened to force Air Canada and the flight attendants' union into arbitration, ending a strike that stranded over 100,000 travelers. Federal Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu emphasized the economic risks involved.