US EditionCanada Post talks to resume as possibility of strike looms next month
- Negotiations between the national postal service and its union representing postal workers resumed on May 1 as they work to finalize contracts set to expire on May 22, 2025, amid concerns over possible strike action.
- Their talks follow a breakdown in March and a prior nationwide strike that ended last December after federal intervention and an Industrial Inquiry Commission review.
- Negotiations between the two sides are ongoing with the help of a mediator, aiming to finalize new contracts for workers in the city, as well as those serving rural and suburban areas, despite facing financial constraints and operational difficulties.
- Lisa Liu, spokesperson for Canada Post, indicated that while they are focused on negotiating agreements that meet the evolving needs of Canadians, they are also making preparations in case work stoppages begin on or after May 22.
- If talks fail, a labour disruption could begin as soon as May 22, potentially causing service interruptions and prompting banks and businesses to prepare for delivery delays.
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What’s happening with Canada Post labour negotiations? Could we see another postal strike?
Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) have confirmed they have resumed negotiations this week in Ottawa for a new contract for 55,000 postal workers across the country.
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