Page 16 - Postal Workers News Today

Day six of the strike by the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) saw the picket in downtown London swell in size.

This is a root and branch restructuring of Royal Mail, creating a “flexible” low-wage workforce to compete with global logistics giants including Amazon, UPS and Evri.

Picketers were at the Wolseley Barracks on Monday and the Canada Post administration building along Highbury Avenue on Tuesday while a ‘mega-line continues at 451 Talbot St.

Picketers were at the Wolseley Barracks on Monday and the Canada Post administration building along Highbury Avenue on Tuesday while a ‘mega-line continues at 451 Talbot St.

Royal Mail workers in England, Scotland and Wales are continuing to send their views on the brutal work regime agreed between company executives and the CWU bureaucracy.

The fight begins now at every mail centre and delivery office across Royal Mail Group to deliver a resounding NO vote to this sell-out agreement.

Who can go on strike, when and for how long? What you need to know about unions in Canada, collective bargaining and back-to-work legislation

A 10% salary increase over three years and a one-off lump sum of £500 are among the conditions.

Who can go on strike, when and for how long? What you need to know about unions in Canada, collective bargaining and back-to-work legislation

The Postal Workers Rank-and-File Committee met Sunday April 16 and passed the resolution “Vote No to CWU pro-company deal—organise the rank-and-file fightback against Royal Mail!”