SH&TNS - Air Canada's Strike Dilemma: Matt Gurney - Maybe Unions Need to Unionize

SH&TNS - Air Canada's Strike Dilemma: Matt Gurney - Maybe Unions Need to Unionize

Shane Hewitt and Matt Gurney delve into the complexities of labor strikes, focusing on the current situation with Air Canada's flight attendants. Explore the nuances of union negotiations, public perception, and the broader implications for the airline industry. Discover why the stakes are high and what the future might hold for organized labor movements. Tune in for an insightful discussion that goes beyond the headlines.

Originally aired on 2025-08-12

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