PSAC and UPCE are expressing some cautious optimism for the future of Canada Post following the government’s public announcement of a new vision for the Corporation.
“We are pleased the government remains committed to Canada Post’s original mandate which is to provide service to Canadians”...
The UPCE National Executive met with the Honourable Carla Qualtrough, Minister of Public Services and Procurement on November 30, 2017 to discuss the future of Canada Post.
We reiterated a number of positions, including the following;
The 17th UPCE Triennial Convention was held at the Hilton in Mississauga, Ontario on September 17 to 19. Members from coast to coast met to debate the Union’s direction and elect the next UPCE Executive.
C-27 was introduced without notice or consultation with Canadians, pensioners, or unions and proposes measures that directly contradict election promises to improve retirement security for Canadians. If enacted, it will have negative implications for private and public-sector DB plans in every jurisdiction in Canada.
As announced publicly, the Government of Canada is conducting an independent review of Canada Post. The government has confirmed that Canadians from coast to coast to coast will have a say in the services they value and want.
