In this episode of 4: In the Jumpseat, we unpack Section 107 of the Canada Labour Code — A pivotal law that shapes every federally regulated worker’s right to strike and the government’s power to intervene in labour disputes.



Hosted by Cameron Jones, Recording Secretary for CUPE Local 8125 – WestJet Component, and joined by Alia Hussain, President of CUPE Local 8125, this conversation sheds light on:

What Section 107 is and how it impacts aviation workers
The recent Air Canada case and what it means for the future of collective bargaining
How our Local is approaching fair, good-faith negotiations
What happens when our collective agreement expires on December 31
The dos and don’ts of member actions that demonstrate solidarity
Highlights from the Parliament Hill Day of Action and the ongoing “Unpaid Work Won’t Fly” campaign
This is a must-listen for anyone who wants to understand the real implications of Section 107, the power of solidarity, and how collective action drives meaningful change as we enter bargaining.



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