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- Striking postal workers unable to pay for their medicine . . .
Prior to this strike, postal workers went out on rotating strikes such as the one in 2018 which had less of an impact on their private workplace drug and health coverage The annual cost of the extended health care plan – which includes drugs, is about $150 million The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) pays 5 per cent of the premium costs
- 2024–2025 Canada Post labour dispute - Wikipedia
The 2024-2025 Canada Post labour dispute is an ongoing labour dispute, including two separate strike actions, against Canada Post by the national membership of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) The first strike began on November 15, 2024 [1] and was suspended on December 17, 2024 [2] In between the two strikes a number of labour actions had taken place, such as an overtime ban [3
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- Some essential mail caught in limbo as Canada Post strike . . .
As the Canada Post strike drags through its fourth week, people are being reminded to check on any essential mail they may be missing This could include benefit cheques, or vital health-care
- Social services and those who depend on them impacted by mail . . .
As tens of thousands of Canada Post postal workers are on strike over wages, working conditions and other issues, mail delivery has ground to a halt CBC spoke to people in northwestern Ontario
- Canada Post negotiation updates: Canada Post issues lock out . . .
Canada Post negotiation updates: Canada Post issues lock out notice and CUPW issues 72 strike notice The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) has issued a 72-hour strike notice to Canada Post, covering both its urban and rural-suburban bargaining units This means the union could legally strike as of Friday if the settlement is not reached
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