US EditionCanada Post Makes ‘Final Offers’ to Union as Parcel Volume Plummets
- On May 28, 2025, Canada Post submitted its final contract proposals to the representatives of postal workers in Canada amid a significant drop in parcel shipments.
- The proposals follow nearly two years of negotiations, a late 2024 strike, and a recent overtime ban imposed by the union.
- Canada Post offered a 13.59% wage increase over four years, part-time jobs for weekend delivery, and signing bonuses, but kept key demands non-negotiable.
- Delivered parcel volumes have declined by 65% compared to last year, while Canada Post has labeled its proposals as final. In response, CUPW National President Jan Simpson accused Canada Post of taking a tough stance in the negotiations.
- The standstill suggests ongoing uncertainty for Canada Post’s future amid evolving delivery models and financial struggles facing the corporation.
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Canada Post Puts Forward ‘Final Offers’ to Union, Posts $1.3B Loss for 2024
Canada Post said it notched nearly $1.3 billion in operating losses last year as the beleaguered institution laid out its “final offers” to the union representing 55,000 workers after negotiations resumed on Wednesday. The Crown corporation has now posted seven consecutive annual losses, amounting to $3.8 billion before tax since 2018, it said. Included in its latest proposal are an end to compulsory overtime, signing bonuses of between $500 and…
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