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A federal probe into unpaid flight attendant work time in Canada’s airline industry is expected to conclude by December, with potential new labor laws.
The federal government's investigation into allegations of unpaid work in Canada's airline sector, launched in August after a labor dispute grounded Air Canada flights, is expected to conclude by early December.
Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu announced the probe to determine if loopholes allow airlines to avoid fairly compensating flight attendants, particularly for time spent on the ground before and after flights.
Roundtables with industry stakeholders are scheduled for September 23–24 and October 2–3, with feedback due by October 17.
The findings will be published in a public report and could lead to new legislation to close gaps in the labor code.
Se espera que una investigación federal sobre el tiempo de trabajo no remunerado de los asistentes de vuelo en la industria de aerolíneas de Canadá concluya en diciembre, con posibles nuevas leyes laborales.