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Government orders vote on Canada Post contract offer

  • Federal Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu ordered a vote on Canada Post's latest contract offers for over 55,000 unionized postal workers following an ongoing strike that began November 15, 2024.
  • The strike resulted from a major impasse after about 18 months of stalled negotiations marked by over 200 meetings and 33 days of strike and lockout last fall.
  • Canada Post has sought a government-directed vote arguing arbitration would be too slow, while the union insists on arbitration and opposes forced deals amid retailer concerns about business losses.
  • Hajdu emphasized that it serves the public interest for CUPW members to be allowed to vote promptly on Canada Post’s final proposals, with the Canadian Industrial Relations Board overseeing the process without delay to help resolve the ongoing deadlock.
  • The vote could resolve the strike, but the union warned forced settlements will not achieve lasting labour peace amid ongoing financial and operational strain on postal workers and businesses.
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Canada Post workers to vote on ‘final offers’ after jobs minister forces vote

In a statement posted to social media on Thursday (June 12), federal Jobs and Families Minister Patty Hajdu confirmed she plans to use her authority under the Canada Labour Code to direct a final vote on offers presented to postal workers on May 28.

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Thursday, June 12, 2025.
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