Postal Transformation (PT #13):ACCOMMODATION IN THE PPC

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(PT #13) Accommodation in the PPC

Many accommodated members are concerned about how they will be placed into an accommodation in the new Processing Plant. Currently the Union is working on putting together a bid for the new plant. We have managed to come to an agreement for the P04s and members will be bidding for the assignments by seniority.

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Sunday BBQ Cancelled

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Due to the

rainfall forecast

for this Sunday,

we have decided

to cancel the

pre-GMM BBQ.

Please join us for our

(indoor) General Membership

Meeting which will begin at

1:00 PM as scheduled.

Postal Transformation (PT #12): UPCOMING OPEN ASSIGNMENT BID

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UPCOMING OPEN ASSIGNMENT BID

CUPW proposed an assignment bid procedure to fill assignments at the new plant (PPC) at consultations last week. We proposed a one-step bid. There will be no need to bid twice (first for a section and then for a shift). Instead, everybody will bid for a section and shift at the same time. Management has insisted that the bidding begin on October 3, 2013. More details of the bid will come out in the near future.

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Postal Transformation (PT): Report by the Modern Post Committee from the Health and Safety Tour of the Pacific Processing Centre on August 27, 2013

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Report by the Modern Post Committee from the Health and Safety Tour of the Pacific Processing Centre on August 27, 2013

Brothers and Sisters,

The new plant (PPC) is a massive site that stretches approximately 0.5 kms from one end to the other.

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Postal Transformation (PT): CPC’S FUTURE PLANS FOR PO4s & PO5s AT THE NEW PLANT (PPC)

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CPC’S FUTURE PLANS FOR PO4s & PO5s AT THE
PLANT (PPC)

Canada Post has given CUPW two sets of schedules. One of them is for the new plant’s opening in February 2014. The second set gives us an idea of what Canada Post wants to do in the future as full-timer’s retire, quit, or transfer. They plan to reduce full-time PO4 and PO5 positions while increasing the number of part-time PO4s.

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