Reuters: Regulatory News: UPDATE 1-Air Canada, ACPA agree to resume talks under govt arbitrator

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UPDATE 1-Air Canada, ACPA agree to resume talks under govt arbitrator Apr 20th 2012, 01:22 Thu Apr 19, 2012 9:22pm EDT April 19 (Reuters) - Air Canada and its pilots' body have agreed to a 10-day negotiation period to re-start talks which ended in a strike last week. The negotiation period will begin following the appointment of an arbitrator by the minister of labour, Air Canada and the Air Canada Pilots Association said in a statement. The airline has been in dispute with a number of unions, including the one representing its pilots. It wants to set up a discount airline to help its bottom line at a difficult time for the aviation sector, while the unions oppose the plan, fearing job security. The agreement comes a week after ACPA pilots went on a strike that was deemed illegal by Canada's labor board. Both parties have agreed to a media blackout during the negotiations.

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