Public Advisory from Canada Post Regarding a Potential Work Disruption
Posted on June 27, 2016 by Canada Post in News Releases
OTTAWA - Labour negotiations between Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) continue. Talks have been ongoing since late 2015, and the parties are now in the final stretch. No legal work disruption can occur until July 2, 2016. Details of the offers are highlighted in the background section below.
While there is still time to reach new agreements, a legal work disruption could occur as early as July 2, 2016. We understand the impact a work disruption would have on customers and are therefore doing everything possible to reach a negotiated settlement quickly. While a labour disruption remains a possibility, we are asking customers to take precautions.
In the event of a labour disruption, Canada Post will not operate. Mail and parcels will not be delivered, and no new items will be accepted. Any mail and parcels within the postal system during a work disruption will be secured and delivered as quickly as possible once operations resume.
As a result, many organizations have already communicated their contingency plans to their customers. To ensure delivery through Canada Post prior to a possible work disruption, customers are encouraged to send any items as described below:
Product (within Canada) Last day to ensure delivery by June 30
Expedited Parcel (Regional)
June 27
Expedited Parcel (Local)
June 29
Xpresspost (National & Regional)
June 28
Xpresspost (Local)
June 29
Priority (National, Regional & Local)
June 29
Posted on June 27, 2016 by Canada Post in News Releases
OTTAWA - Labour negotiations between Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) continue. Talks have been ongoing since late 2015, and the parties are now in the final stretch. No legal work disruption can occur until July 2, 2016. Details of the offers are highlighted in the background section below.
While there is still time to reach new agreements, a legal work disruption could occur as early as July 2, 2016. We understand the impact a work disruption would have on customers and are therefore doing everything possible to reach a negotiated settlement quickly. While a labour disruption remains a possibility, we are asking customers to take precautions.
In the event of a labour disruption, Canada Post will not operate. Mail and parcels will not be delivered, and no new items will be accepted. Any mail and parcels within the postal system during a work disruption will be secured and delivered as quickly as possible once operations resume.
As a result, many organizations have already communicated their contingency plans to their customers. To ensure delivery through Canada Post prior to a possible work disruption, customers are encouraged to send any items as described below:
Product (within Canada) Last day to ensure delivery by June 30
Expedited Parcel (Regional)
June 27
Expedited Parcel (Local)
June 29
Xpresspost (National & Regional)
June 28
Xpresspost (Local)
June 29
Priority (National, Regional & Local)
June 29
