Canada Post workers have overwhelmingly supported a strike mandate, with workers potentially walking off the job on Nov. 3 if no deal is reached.
The union says it is fighting for “fair wages, safe working conditions, and the right to retire with dignity.”
“We recognize the challenges our employer is facing, and our goal is not to simply make demands, but to work together toward solutions that support the long-term success of our public post office while addressing the real struggles our members face daily,” Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) national president Jan Simpson said in a press release Monday.
CUPW says strike votes took place between Sept. 9 and Oct. 20, with preliminary results showing more than 95 per cent of both urban and rural workers “supporting their negotiating committees and ready to …