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CUPW: A cautionary tale of union-busting, with a little help from the media

With 16 straight years of profitability, including record profits in 2009 and postage rates lower than almost all other industrialized countries, the Canada Post negotiations should have been relatively easy. But it's Tory times in Canada and what better way is there for a right-wing government to attack the labour movement than by going after the Canadian Union of Postal Workers, a national and historically militant union?

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| June 23, 2011
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National Union of Public and General Employees
May 7, 2012 |
CUPW goes to court to oppose the appointment of a second arbitrator, after the first Harper government arbitrator appointed was ruled unqualified by the court.
Canadian Union of Postal Workers
August 31, 2011 |
In the media and in parliament Canada Post management and Conservative politicians made all sorts of claims to justify the passage of back-to-work legislation. Now we can test these claims.
United Steelworkers
June 28, 2011 |
The Harper Conservatives' imposition of Draconian back-to-work legislation on postal workers signals a new era of attacks on the democratic rights and living standards of Canada's middle class.
Canadian Union of Postal Workers
June 21, 2011 |
The Conservative government of Stephen Harper introduced legislation to deny 48,000 postal workers the basic democratic right to free collective bargaining.
Canadian Union of Postal Workers
June 17, 2011 |
Mr. Chopra has a major decision to make during the next few days.It's clear that the parties are still far apart because of CPC's demands for concessions and their refusal to address CUPW's proposals.
Canadian Union of Postal Workers
June 15, 2011 |
Although CUPW offered to suspend its rotating strikes and go back to work, provided that the expired collective agreement is reinstated in order to protect members on the work floor, CP refused.
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