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Union leaders representing the pilots and flight attendants voted to send their members back to work on Nov. 22.

While mail continues to be delivered, there have been slowdowns, which have led to business groups calling on the government to legislate CUPW members back to work.

Justice Jones found Mr. Toussaint in contempt of court for failing to swiftly order his members back to work in December, and announced the 10-day jail sentence on April 10.

"We're eager to get our members back to work and to focus on the challenges ahead, particularly on initiating a comprehensive effort to thoughtfully plan for the future," said David White, the interim national executive director for the union.

The fines were imposed as penalties for the three days the strike continued after Judge Davis ordered union members back to work on Nov. 17, the first day union members refused to show up for work at the district's single school.

The logical next step is for the union to agree to send its members back to work when and if arbitration ground‐rules are worked out at a meeting to be held this morning with Vincent D. McDonnell, chairman of the State Mediation Board.

Staff members returning back to work due to an on-the-job injury are given priority status (similar to staff members who have been laid off).

Union officials said the tentative agreement with school officials was settled at 5 A.M. Teachers and staff members headed back to work pending a ratification vote, which has not been scheduled.

"The message certainly has to be clear here, our members are back to work today they will be fixing problems in Fermanagh and I would hope there wouldn't be disruption during the week whenever there isn't any on-call provision," he said.

The members had gone back to work Friday under a court order.

After a long hiatus, the band's remaining members finally went back to work on the music.