Timing of Ottawa intervening on postal strike “strategic” | Lawyer



Labour lawyer Sunira Chaudhri weighs in on the timing of the federal government stepping into the Canada Post strike.

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35 thoughts on “Timing of Ottawa intervening on postal strike “strategic” | Lawyer”

  1. Seems like Canada Post does this every couple of years; holds Canadian Christmas hostage as they ask for more. They already get their birthdays off on top of every other stat. They don’t deliver on Friday anymore. I don’t think there is a better job for someone who has no post-secondary education. They are the only β€œcorporation” that seems to be able to make a business model of offering less service and worse service while raising prices. Time to privatize the delivery sector entirely. No wonder Amazon has its own shipping company! Competition can only lead to better service and prices.

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  2. Honestly , for how expensive and ineffective they are – How about we just discontinue the Canada Postal Service?
    Why are we paying billions in taxes to keep a 100 year old service active when they don't do their jobs? Strike every chance? Are WAY over paid?
    We all know how much they make to WALK MAIL AROUND and it's disgusting? Bunch of drop outs in cargo shorts who make as much as Servicemen?
    Why the F** can a mail courier make as much as an infantryman? Are they going through the Mojave? Do they get sent to quarry junction?
    Fire them all , discontinue the service and give the letter mail contract to Amazon who will do it faster and cheaper?
    It's like when the government gave that multibillion dollar bailout to GMC only to find out that half of their workforce who were making over 60-80K were actually just tenth grade dropouts with 20 years of seniority?
    Why are taxpayers paying ANYONE to walk mail around when Amazon already wanted and tested a small drone mail service system that got blocked on air regulations?
    Give the money to Amazon and fire every single one of the lazy commies on strike

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  3. Canada Post workers have been striking their way out of a job. When a Union is asking for what is reasonable and can meet management somewhere in the middle then you empower the Unions. The Union has to realize that the market has changed and so the Union can't always get what they want

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  4. The government made it clear as a bell that unions in Canada mean nothing to them. The port workers, made to go back. The rail workers, made to go back and now this. Wonder where the NDP is that stood with the picketers saying he had their backs? Coward.

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  5. everyone mad at canadapost employees for striking before christmas completely misses the fact that the whole point of striking is to remind everyone of the service they provide

    Postal workers have been working despite their contract being expired since LAST CHRISTMAS…

    Blame Canadapost corporate, not the workers or the union

    or simply use another carrier

    anyone pretending their livelihoods have been significantly affected clearly lack the ability to adapt to rather insignificant changes in their market and were doomed to fail anyway

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  6. It's too late. Here's a real-world case. I have a business and I receive cheques from my customers. Because of the strike we decided to do e-transfers. I asked my customer this morning with the postal workers going back to work Tuesday will they resume mailing cheques or continuing with e-transfers. They said they will continue with e-transfers. Multiply that out by however many businesses there are in Canada and there are some huge losses. We know JT will do nothing. I wonder if Poilievre will consider privatizing Canada post just as Trump is. I think it makes sense. Why should we as taxpayers pay for the bleeding? Lop off my arm please! It has gangrene.

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  7. The timing of the "F Canadians" action by Canada Post was also very strategic. If we look back over my 60+ years on this planet, every Canada Post strike just happened to occur during the Christmas season. Overpaid, underworked whiners –

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  8. easy for govt. to force them back to work now, just as the gov't all take leave of their jobs for the next 5 weeks!! πŸ™„I feel bad for postal workers and also the dock workers who were forced back to work. seems like you have the right to strike but only if no one else is impacted.

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