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Canada Post Workers Stay on Job, Refuse Overtime as Contract Talks Fall Short

  • Canada Post workers refused overtime starting midnight on Friday after contract negotiations failed across Canada in 2025.
  • The dispute arose amid Canada Post's ongoing financial losses and a government-ordered work return following an Industrial Inquiry Commission report.
  • The report highlighted sharp declines in letter mail, erosion of parcel market share to private competitors, and the need for Canada Post to adapt.
  • Canada Post lost $748 million in 2023, its parcel share dropped to about 29 percent, and the union warned against evolving into gig-style work.
  • The ongoing refusal to work overtime signals unresolved tensions, suggesting continued service challenges and pressure for structural changes at Canada Post.
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Canada Post strike update: Will mail still be delivered as postal workers refuse overtime?

CUPW has instructed its 55,000 members to refuse work that exceeds eight hours in a day and 40 hours in a week. Here’s what it means for mail deliveries.

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The Globe & Mail broke the news in Canada on Friday, May 23, 2025.
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