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Vote to take place on Canada Post’s latest offer: Hajdu

Federal Jobs and Families Minister Patty Hajdu will force a vote on Canada Post’s final offers to the mail carriers’ union.

Postal Workers union not interested in a forced vote related to Canada Post offer

Union isn’t surprised by Canada Post’s latest tactics that include rejecting calls from the union to submit their contract dispute to binding arbitration, a solution already backed by Ottawa.

Ottawa says arbitration best path forward to end Canada Post labour stalemate

The Federal Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu is urging Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers to kickstart...

Postal Workers Union stages rallies amid contract stalemate with Canada Post

Canada Post has rejected the Canadian Union of Postal Workers’ request to send their contract dispute to binding arbitration. The...

B.C. ministry plans to ensure assistance cheques not delayed by potential Canada Post strike

The B.C. Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction says it is taking steps to ensure provincial disability and income assistance cheques are not delayed if Canada Post workers strike later this week.

Canada Post workers could be off the job later this week

The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) has issued strike notice, with workers set to start job action on...

Canada Post, CUPW talks break down over the weekend

Canada Post says talks between them and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) were held this weekend, but...

Ottawa asks labour board to intervene in Canada Post dispute

Ottawa is getting involved in the Canada Post strike – now into its 29th day. Federal Labour Minister Steven MacKinnon...

Frosty relationship between Canada Post, and the postal workers union reaching new lows

Relations between Canada Post and its striking 55-thousand workers are getting even worse, as the strike finishes its fourth...

Kootenay postal services could be impacted by job action as early as Sunday

If you’re planning on mailing a package anytime soon, you may want to do so before Sunday. The Canadian Union...

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