Canada Post Overtime Ban Sparks Contract Standoff
Friday, May 23, 2025, 12:20 am
Frustrated postal workers, fed up with stalled contract talks over wages, benefits, and weekend deliveries, have decided enough is enough by imposing an overtime ban. With the strike deadline long overdue, both sides seem to be playing hardball, leaving the future operations of Canada Post in a precarious limbo.
Le STTP dit vouloir «minimiser les perturbations pour la population et les pertes de salaire pour (ses) membres».
For those of us concerned about the Canada Post labour dispute, May 15 was an important day. It was the day we received the recommendations of the industrial inquiry headed […]
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers and the national postal service remain divided over wages, benefits and weekend delivery
Cette nouvelle survient alors que le syndicat est en position de grève légale depuis minuit vendredi.
Il n’y aura que des perdants si les décisions difficiles ne sont pas prises dès maintenant.
Canada Post union imposes overtime ban as strike deadline passes without a deal CP24
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