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Canada Post rejects union’s request for binding arbitration to end labour dispute

  • On June 1, 2025, Canada Post declined a proposal from the union representing approximately 55,000 postal workers to resolve their ongoing labour dispute through binding arbitration.
  • The union made the request to resolve months of stalled negotiations that have not produced a new collective agreement.
  • Canada Post argues that binding arbitration would prolong instability, add complexity, and worsen its significant financial challenges.
  • The company offered a 14 per cent cumulative wage increase over four years, a signing bonus up to $1,000, and an end to compulsory overtime.
  • The rejection suggests ongoing labour unrest may continue, as the union banned overtime and is in legal strike position since May 23, 2025.
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Canada Post strike update: Union’s binding arbitration request is rejected

During arbitration, employees cannot strike, and the employer cannot lock-out workers, CUPW added. If Canada Post’s final offers are rejected by employees, CUPW added the dispute could further divide the parties and harm Canada Post’s business and the public.

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Canada Post submits that arbitration would be lengthy and complicated and would probably last more than a year.

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The disagreement persists between the Union des travailleurs des travailleurs des postes (STTP) and the management of Canada Post.

·Montreal, Canada
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-  South Asian Daily where south asians meet daily broke the news in on Sunday, June 1, 2025.
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