Postal workers issue 72-hour strike notice for Canada Post | BREAKING NEWS

[@RaysLaughsAndLyrics]

Hmmm🤔.. Must be getting close to Christmas.

[@richardkeller4892]

750 million was spent on new plant, 350 million on new electric vehicles and 34 Billion goes towards management salaries. All the while pay has gone down more than 15% and jobs have been lost theough the guise of “restructuring”

[@surrendersurrender7152]

The 750M loss was contributed by the poor management, not the front line workers. Why should the front line worker get punished by not catching up the cost of livings? 😢😢😢 BYW... Canada Post is funded by the sales and services NOT TAXPAYER MONEY.

[@FlowKio]

Most loss was incurred by “losing” mail through distribution carriers

[@shawnathin7450]

Here’s some information on Canada post and going on strike. Since 1965 the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (previously Canadian Postal Employees Association) has been involved in approximately 19 major disputes over several complex issues.

[@Plum20411]

Amazing research you have done, simply amazing... slow clap 👏

[@shawnathin7450]

@@Plum20411 Goggle is a wonderful thing. Sometimes.

[@sparetire3]

To be honest, Canada Post cant even deliver mail to the right address. We wont miss the countless useless ads sent our way.

[@johnandrews3434]

This union is despicable and I have no more respect for them. Real hard working Canadians should show their disrespect

[@christinahaddrell2110]

Why has the agency lost so much money ? And who even gets mail delivered ? Outsourcing is a strong possibility.

[@Canadianvoice]

Want to get this over with quickly Canada Post workers? Continue your jobs, don't just walk off which does nothing, just do your jobs and don't accept payments. That will get you what you want quickly.

[@georgesimon6041]

Leave them out...forever.

[@coleslow5519]

Canada post must be privatized. That's what they should discuss about it instead of health care.

[@richardkeller4892]

@@coleslow5519 Canada Post has never used taxpayer money, but management salaries are 34 Billion a year. Privatizing it won’t reduce management.

[@LasrielKane]

@@richardkeller4892 they used to get paid through taxes, but not for decades. Agree with the rest.

[@bahtois4741]

They can dismantle Canada Post and I would not care. I can do without mail.

[@FlowKio]

Meanwhile my mail keeps getting stolen by workers 😂

[@ProJock]

I use fed ex

[@rozzie101]

Way more $$$

[@FlowKio]

And you still get your sh stolen

[@erthan6161]

I check my mail less than twice a year. Canada post is obsolete. Everything important to everyday life is electronic now.

[@Ont785]

A bumbling horrific business that needs to be completely taken off the box. It’s hard to believe that these spoiled brats would actually look for the taxpayers to give them a raise… No thanks

[@slowstroker8669]

But giving Ukraine billions of our tax dollars is totally fine 😂. You a 🤡

[@Ont785]

@ Where did I say that? You’re obviously the clown bro.

[@richardkeller4892]

@@Ont785 if by spoiled brats you mean management getting salaries of 34 Billion a year. Also salaries have gone down more than 15% through restructuring. Management salaries and bonuses went up.

[@Ont785]

@ The entire organization is a disaster . Any organization that can lose as much money as you do, and then keep asking for more is a disaster . The spoiled part comes from knowing that the public is on the hook to give you more, no matter how you mismanage it .

[@richardkeller4892]

@ None of it is taxpayer money and it is management maximizing their bonuses and salaries, just like private companies. If anything owning other courier companies can lead to insider trading and since the beginning of the year they have been sending Canada Post parcels to them. They lost 750 million. They spent 750 million on new plant. 350 million on new electric vehicles. 34 BILLION on management salaries yet nobody is telling management is greedy????

[@JessT-vg7ib]

These postal workers are all talk...they dont have the back bone to go on strike.

[@TheElizabethMcconkey]

can we blame….justin trudeau for this? yes or no