Canadian Human Rights Tribunal to revisit Air Canada retirement age issue

The Canadian Human Rights Tribunal will be revisiting a emanate of either Air Canada was wrong to force some pilots to retire during age 60.

A preference publicly expelled on Friday says a judiciary will reason another conference to establish either a airline had a right to force 45 pilots to retire during an age it deemed to be a attention standard.

The preference says a box creatively had 97 complainants, though 52 of them will not have their retirement age scrutinized by a tribunal.

The emanate of retirement age for Air Canada pilots has come adult both during a judiciary and in sovereign justice countless times in a past decade.

Two cases with opposite complainants, though identical arguments, were ruled on by a tribunal, reviewed in sovereign court, afterwards eventually discharged by a Federal Court of Appeal.

The judiciary says a 52 pilots whose retirement dates were lonesome by a prior cases will not be enclosed in a new hearing, though says it will hear arguments from a remaining 45 whose retirement dates tumble outward of a timeline lonesome by a other cases.

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