Curated from US news | The Guardian — Here’s what matters right now:
Cabin crews across North America are not paid for work done before takeoff, but a new Canada deal has raised hope As you board the plane, the flight attendant welcomes you on board. They point you to your seat and help with your luggage, before giving the safety demonstration, and preparing the plane for take-off. And there’s a good chance they’ve done it all for free. But a tentative deal between Air Canada and thousands of flight attendants has sparked hope more airlines will end a little-known reality for many North American cabin crews – and pay flight attendants when planes are not moving. Continue reading...
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Original reporting: US news | The Guardian