Canada Post is facing another potential strike
- Canada Post employees could strike again after existing union contracts expire on May 22, 2025, potentially halting postal services in Montreal and beyond.
- This possible strike follows a 32-day walkout in November and December 2024, caused by stalled contract negotiations that broke off in March despite mediator support.
- One employee, Chantelle Lucyshyn, diagnosed with cancer during the strike, highlights struggles with disability claims amid the labor dispute and ongoing chemotherapy.
- Lucyshyn said, "It's definitely a battle," as her short-term disability claim was initially denied but later approved, while long-term disability remains blocked.
- If a strike occurs, it would be the second postal shutdown in under six months, raising concerns about Canada Post's finances and reduced union leverage after the holiday peak.
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Canada Post could be headed for another strike later this month
Canada Post employees could be headed to the picket line in just over two weeks, with existing deals between the Crown corporation and the union expiring on May 22. A strike or lockout would mark the second time in under six months that the postal service ground to a halt, after 55,000 employees wal...
·Kelowna, Canada
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