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Airline’s argument fails: Canada Labour Code doesn’t allow for layoffs absent contractual right

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An Alberta charter airline has lost its argument that the Canada Labour Code (CLC) gave it the right to layoff one of its pilots. Northern Air Charter took the position that the CLC modified the commo...

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