Impending Agreement Between Canada Post and CUPW
Prime Minister Mark Carney has emphasized that his Liberal government sees dismantling Canada Post in its current form as a test case for broader attacks on workers. Daniel Berkley, a postal worker and key member of the Postal Workers Rank-and-File Committee, represents grassroots concerns in this dispute.
Union's Position and Recent Developments
Media reports reveal that the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) is nearing an agreement with Canada Post that may impose significant cuts to jobs and worsen working conditions. New bargaining started on November 3, with CUPW acknowledging the government's appointed mediator and expressing readiness to resolve differences and secure collective agreements.
Union's Appeal to the Government
In a statement, CUPW respectfully urged the pro-business Liberal government, which supports plans to cut two-thirds of Canada Post's 55,000 employees,
"to ensure that any decisions… are made… with Union input."
Those interested in contacting the Postal Workers Rank-and-File Committee can email [email protected] or use the form at the end of the article.
Author's summary: The ongoing negotiations between Canada Post and CUPW highlight tensions over major workforce reductions and union input in government-backed plans reshaping the postal service.
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