13 May 2025
Canada Post Negotiations Paused
OTTAWA—
Postal strikes in the past have had a significant impact on the printing industry.
Postal strikes in the past have had a significant impact on the printing industry.
 Canada Post has informed the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) that a temporary pause in discussions. This pause will allow Canada Post to focus on preparing comprehensive proposals aimed at moving discussions constructively. Negotiations resumed at the end of April after breaking off in March. Canada Post says the union has either held or hardened its previous positions on key issues, leaving little room for progress.
Canada Post has been trying to increase direct mail. Postal strikes do not help.
Canada Post has been trying to increase direct mail. Postal strikes do not help.
With collective agreements for CUPW-represented employees extended until May 22, 2025, Canada Post says they understand that our employees and the people we serve are counting on both parties to find a resolution and avoid further labour disruption. Canada Post has therefore advised CUPW that it will use this pause to prepare proposals designed to help advance negotiations and achieve a much-needed resolution. Any offers we bring forward will reflect the Corporation’s current realities.
    Any were from 60% to 70% of what is printed goes through the mail. The last postal strike was a major hit for the Canadian printing industry. A larger percent of Canada Post volume is direct mail with a continual shrinking volume of letter mail.
 
Comments:
1. Harold says:
15 May 2025 at 10:31 AM
CPC should just sell to a private firm already! This crown organization is already bordering into a receivership position again, and the union is doubling down on their "demands". Meanwhile marketers are pushed more & more away from these print channels because of this constant disruption, let alone costs and marketing trends. And the taxpayers are the ones always bailing this organization out!
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