Worksharing Aims
A tentative agreement reached last week between Air Canada and its 3,225-member pilot union is the latest carrier effort to employ worksharing as a means of saving jobs. Worksharing allows workers to share reduced work hours while collecting unemployment benefits to supplement lowered wages. About...
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