Air Canada Cuts 400 Management Jobs
Air Canada has cut approximately 400 management jobs, representing about 1% of the airline's workforce, following a flight attendant strike in August.
The strike, which involved over 10,000 flight attendants, resulted in more than 3,000 flight cancellations and significant financial losses for the airline.
“Following an extensive review, we made the difficult decision to reduce some non-unionized management positions, affecting one per cent of our total staff,”
said Angela Mah, an Air Canada spokeswoman, in an email. The job cuts will not affect day-to-day operations, she added.
- The strike cost Air Canada $375-million.
- The airline has lowered its adjusted earnings forecast for the year by about $375-million to $3 billion.
Author's summary: Air Canada cuts 400 management jobs after flight attendant strike.
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