Canada Post and Union Negotiations Ongoing, No Strike Announced
Negotiations between Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) are ongoing, with no strike date announced at this time.
Negotiations Background
The current collective agreement between Canada Post and CUPW expired on July 31, 2018. Since then, both parties have been meeting to negotiate a new agreement. The main issues on the table include wages, benefits, and working conditions.
Strike Avoidance Efforts
Both Canada Post and CUPW have expressed their commitment to reaching a negotiated agreement and avoiding a strike. They have been engaged in conciliation talks, which are facilitated by a government mediator.
Negotiation Status
Negotiations are continuing, and both parties have indicated that progress is being made. However, no tentative agreement has been reached yet.
Potential Strike Impact
A strike by CUPW could have a significant impact on mail delivery and other postal services across Canada. Personal and business mail, as well as parcels, could be delayed or disrupted.
Call to Public
Canada Post and CUPW are encouraging the public to stay informed about the negotiations and to be aware of the potential impact of a strike. They also ask for patience and understanding during this time.
Updates
For the latest updates on the negotiations, the public can visit the Canada Post website or the CUPW website.