TORONTO - The union representing Cathay Pacific employees says it is dismayed by the airline’s decision to close its Toronto cabin crew base, which it says will force more than 120 flight attendants to lose their jobs. The Canadian Union of Public Employees says the announcement comes as the Hong Kong-based airline opens its latest round of bargaining with Local 4088. Cathay Pacific Chairman John Slosar attends a news conference as he announces the company result in Hong Kong on August 16, 2017. The union representing Cathay Pacific employees says it is dismayed by the airline's decision to close its Toronto cabin crew base, that will force more than 120 flight attendants to lose their jobs. Cathay Pacific says the base closure is part of the airline’s on-going business review.

Source: thestar February 12, 2019 23:37 UTC