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Unions completely dominate the workplace.
Customer Service Agent (Former Employee), Edmonton, AB –
If you enjoy being manipulated by union mentality including how to vote at election time then this is the place for you to start a career.
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Excellent place to work.
Supervisor Computer Operations ( years ago) (Former Employee), Montréal, QC –
Pros: solid environment to have a career, flight passes can be good.
Cons: airline = 24 hours a day.
Everyone is a key member of the big team that makes the planes fly. It's a great place to work with a wonderful history and exciting future.
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Good company
Avionics Technician (Former Employee), Montréal, QC –
Good job, good salary. Interesting work, a good place to develop your skills.
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It was a very fun place to work with alot of opertunities for advancement.
Aircraft mechanic, team leader, parts planner (Former Employee), Dorval,Quebec –
A typical day required me to trouble shoot tooling and equipment required for repairs on aircraft parts.
I learned a lot throughout my career and have always risen to the challenges put before me. The hardest part of the job was the politics and not always having the financial backing to move forward with the aviation industry.
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worst company to work for
CSSA (Current Employee), Toronto, ON –
Cons: everything
I have worked for this company and it was the worst time of my life.
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Station Attendant (Former Employee), Toronto –
Pros: great co-workers
Cons: poor job advancement
A typical day at work was very repetitive I learned what to do very fast.Management was very diligent in their efforts to train others.I enjoyed the job but did not make it threw probation period due to failing a training course.The co-workers were great.
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Avantages sociaux
Inspecteur et mecanicien moteur, sheetmetal (Former Employee), Montreal –
J'ai ete tres fier de travailler chez Air Canada durant les belles annees.
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Fun work place
Technical and engineering support Coordinator (Former Employee), Montréal, QC –
excellent Training programs, flex work hours. good working relation. Team work.
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fun to work for
Customer Service Agent (Former Employee), Toronto, ON –
This Canada's one of best company to work for lots of benefits and good salary.
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Disappointed
Mechanic (Former Employee), Montreal Dorval –
Company had a promising future until for financial reasons and others decided to sell the division.
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No extra curricular activities
Senior Manpower Coordinator (Former Employee), Richmond, BC –
Pros: flight benefits and flexible work hours.
Cons: working long hours with no compensation.
Very busy day. Stress management. Prioritize. Problem solve. Management communication is limited. Co-workers are very unionized. Work longer than usual hours with no compensation. Hardest part of the job is problem solving pay queries and certain union issues. Most enjoyable part is getting a resolution to problems.
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constant changing environment
Station Attendant (Former Employee), Toronto, ontario –
Pros: flight benefits
Cons: unions lack of support for their members
It was an exciting place as there was always new adventures and the employees were a great crew of people.
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About Air Canada

Air Canada is a domestic and international airline. The Company is a provider of scheduled passenger services in the Canadian – Read more