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Canada Post union says negotiation meeting delayed, with talks to continue Monday
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers demands a 19% wage increase over four years and cost-of-living adjustments, while Canada Post seeks more time to review offers, delaying talks until Aug. 25.
- A meeting initially planned for Friday between the postal service and its workers' union was rescheduled to Monday, August 25, 2025, causing a delay in ongoing negotiations.
- The delay follows negotiations that resumed Wednesday, August 20, when the union presented comprehensive offers and Canada Post requested more time to review.
- Canada Post proposed approximately a 13% pay raise spread over a four-year period along with adjustments to include part-time employees in the agreement, whereas the union is seeking a 19% wage increase, cost-of-living protections, and restrictions on mandatory overtime.
- The union states that Canada Post’s 'best and final' offers did not meet their needs and that an overtime ban remains in place as they argue savings can be found elsewhere.
- The postponement to August 25 indicates ongoing review and negotiation phases between the union and Canada Post, with talks expected to continue at that time.
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The Postal Workers' Union has been postponed according to the management's request for more time to review its offers.
Negotiations scheduled for Friday between Canada Post and the Canada Post Workers' Union have been postponed.
Winnipeg Free Press
Canada Post union says negotiation meeting delayed, with talks to continue Monday
Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada
Canada Post’s latest talks with union are being postponed
A scheduled meeting between Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers scheduled for Friday has been postponed to next week. In a statement, CUPW cites Canada Post as saying the decision to delay talks until Aug. 25 will allow the company more time to review the union’s response to its “latest and final offers.” “(On) August 20, CUPW’s Negotiating Committees returned to the bargaining table to present comprehensive global offers for bo…
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