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Porter Airlines flight dispatchers vote to strike after 14 months of negotiations

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Flight dispatchers at Porter Airlines have voted unanimously in favour of strike action after more than 14 months of negotiations failed to produce a first collective agreement. The Canadian Airline Dispatchers Association announced Tuesday that all voting members supported the strike mandate. The 3...

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