Originally Posted by
dellman
Do you work for Air Canada? Because this information is contrary to everything we've been told thus far. I've also been told that the live-in requirement only applies to common-law and that the only requirement to declare someone as a dependant (spouse) under the marriage category is a marriage certificate.
You know, we have been more than accomodating in answering your questions regarding this issue. But why is it that I get the feeling that everything we say is a challenge to you?
Do I work for AC? No, but I used to work for CP and they had something similar though it wasn't a marriage issue then. I have many friends working for AC now and this is what they tell me.
If you have a problem with getting the answers you want, then please take your questions directly to Human Resources over at AC. Get your significant other to do that. If your significant other isn't getting the information you want for you, then maybe that's something you have to ask him why.
We have tried being nice, as this is what fellow Canadians do for each other. Question is : Are you Canadian? Or even a resident of Canada based on some of the challenging questions you had asked previously.
There has to be a time when enough is enough. If you have nothing to contribute to this forum, in the form of Air Canada or *A, or OW or ST travel relating to miles and points. Then please just go away.