Compulsory overtime assignments to be selected by seniority

Arbitrator sustains National Policy Grievance N00-07-00010; Compulsory overtime assignments to be selected by seniority

Canada Post may no longer deny Letter Carriers the use of their seniority rights when being forced to work overtime. On February 13, 2009, Arbitrator Guy Dulude ruled in favour of the Union by sustaining National Policy Grievance N00-07-00010. In doing so, he reinforced the Union’s position that all overtime assignments are subject to the provisions of Article 11 (Seniority).

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6.05 Notice for Vancouver

6.05 Notice for Vancouver

On January 23, 2009, the Corporation gave notice to the National CUPW of its intent to amend the lists of post offices, sections and installations in the Pacific Region.  At the writing of this bulletin, the Vancouver Local has not been contacted to engage in meaningful consultation on this 6.05 change as required by the Colective Agreement.

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CUPW STRUCTURAL REVIEW

CUPW STRUCTURAL REVIEW CALL FOR RECOMMENDATIONS AND IDEAS

In a previous bulletin, our National President Denis Lemelin announced the launch of the CUPW Structural Review.

This review will be conducted by an Independent Working Group, who will be travelling to all CUPW regions across the country to meet with as many elected officers, union representatives and members as possible.

CALL FOR INDIVIDUAL RECOMMENDATIONS

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