US EditionCUPW strike in 1981 leads to Maternity Leave
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CUPW strike in 1981 leads to Maternity Leave
In 1981, the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) engaged in a 42-day strike that resulted in significant improvements to maternity leave benefits. The strike led to the establishment of 17 weeks of paid maternity leave at 93% of full wages, setting a new standard for parental benefits and expanded leave for new fathers and adoptive parents. See complete video.
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