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CHQ-17-95 – Call in Reserve Conversion

GRIEVANCE NUMBER:  CHQ-17-95 (POLICY)
SUBJECT: Call-In Reserve Conversion
DEPARTMENT:  Mr. Michael McCrory, Director, Air Canada Labour Relations – IFS
NATURE OF THE GRIEVANCE:
The Union claims that Air Canada violated the Collective Agreement. Specifically, Air Canada violated article B8.29 by failing to ensure that no more than 25% of call-in reserves are converted to ready reserve calculated on a monthly basis at Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver bases.  Air Canada has also failed to ensure that no more than 25% of call-in reserves in Calgary are converted to ready reserve calculated on a quarterly basis.
We submit this grievance under Article 3, 13, B8.29, Arbitrator Kaplan’s award dated December 10th, 2010, and any other relevant legislation, act, or statute.
 
SETTLEMENT REQUESTED:

  1. Air Canada abide by the Collective Agreement;
  2. Ensure that no more than 25% of call-in reserves would be converted to ready reserve calculated on a monthly basis at Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver bases;
  3. Ensure that no more than 25% of call-in reserves would be converted to ready reserve calculated on a quarterly basis in Calgary;
  4. Cease and desist violations of B.8.29;
  5. Pay one vacation day to each affected employee per each violation/illegal conversion;
  6. Make all affected employees whole;
  7. Pay damages to the Union and/or employees deemed appropriate by the Arbitrator;
  8. Any other remedy deemed appropriate by the Arbitrator.

We request a hearing within the contractual time limits and that the Company provide all documentation relied upon in this matter.
Name of Union Officer Originating Grievance: Marie-Hélène Major, President, Air Canada Component of CUPE
Date: December 12, 2017

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