US EditionJobs minister presses Canada Post, workers to reach a deal
- Canada Post reported an operating loss approaching $1.3 billion for 2024 as it continues contract talks with its 55,000 postal employees.
- The losses worsened after a 32-day strike in November and December 2024 disrupted peak season deliveries and reduced parcel volumes by 65 percent.
- Canada Post presented final offers on Wednesday, including a 14 percent wage increase, a signing bonus, and ending compulsory overtime to resolve the impasse.
- On June 4, 2025, Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu called on both Canada Post and its union to resume negotiations with the assistance of federal mediators, who remain available to facilitate discussions.
- The impasse raises questions about Canada Post's business model and financial sustainability, while a prolonged arbitration could deepen its significant financial challenges.
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