Sunday May 17 2020 Only one year ago, we had just finished our national convention and I wrote that I would follow through with “my commitment to build a united union, to fight the attacks on all our members and to mobilize the membership” for the future. How could we have ever predicted that our Read more about One Year After Convention: CUPW Members Play Vital Role in Keeping Communities Connected[…]
On May 6, CUPW and Canada Post presented their respective oral arguments to Arbitrator Elizabeth MacPherson. The arbitration is finally complete and now we have to wait for the decision. Written Arguments Both parties submitted lengthy and detailed written arguments to the Arbitrator on April 29. Your negotiating committee and legal counsel had 6 Read more about Arbitration Finished![…]
Greetings Sisters, Brothers, Friends: The majority of provinces and territories have closed licensed child care services because of the COVID pandemic. This means that many postal workers lost access to their regular child care arrangements, but are still required to work. Provinces and territories have set up “emergency child care” for designated workers. The list of designated Read more about POSTAL WORKERS AND EMERGENCY CHILD CARE SERVICES PROVINCES AND TERRITORIES[…]