Strike Vote Times

Canada Post has applied for conciliation. That application now means that we need to take a vote and decide whether to give our National Executive Board the mandate to call a strike. A strong Yes vote does not mean we will be on strike. A strong Yes vote means that we support our negotiating committee. A strong Yes vote means Canada Post will know that we are united in achieving a fair Collective Agreement. A strong Yes vote shows that we are willing to fight for our demands.

  • We want more full-time and permanent jobs
  • We want the Corporation to consider options such as postal banking.
  • We want to not just maintain, but expand, services.
  • We want our sick days, our Injury on Duty pay at 100%, our benefits kept.
  • We want our defined benefit pension plan kept.
  • We want our wash up time, our holidays, our comp time, and our pre-retirement leave.
  • We want a decent Collective Agreement!

Come show CPC that we are standing together united, to maintain the working conditions for all postal workers. Send a strong message with a strong Yes vote!

Wednesday, June 8, 2016

North Shore Winter Club
1325 E. Keith Road
North Vancouver

7 P.M*

Thursday, June 9, 2016

Maritime Labour Centre
1880 Triumph St.
Vancouver

5 P.M. *
7 P.M. *

Saturday, June 11, 2016

Metrotown Hilton
6083 McKay Ave.
Burnaby

11 AM *
1 PM
*

Wednesday, June 15, 2016

Pacific Gateway Hotel
3500 Cessna Dr.
Richmond

8:30 A.M. *

10:30 A.M. *

1:30 P.M. *
5 P.M. *

7 P.M. *

In Solidarity,

Heather Andrews

secretary-treasurer

* Sign Language Interpreters have not yet been confirmed.

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