Tis the season and holiday flyers – now known as neighbourhood mail – are at record highs this year. Combine this with Postal Transformation (PT) and you now have a recipe for disaster.
Retail Shift Bid and Annual Leave Bid for 2016
The Retail Post Office is unique as it covers the whole Lower Mainland. The members working in this Post Office are covered by three (3) different CUPW Locals. This means that all of their consultations involve the Regional Office.
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PPC Annual Shift Bid 2016
On August 6, 2015, the Union requested an annual shift bid as per Article 13.26 of the Collective Agreement. Following numerous requests by the Union to consult with the employer, those consultations finally took place on November 25 & 27, 2015.
The proposals were sent to Union Representatives for review and discussion with the members on the floor. On November 23, 2015, the Union Representatives met with the Full-Time Officers to go over the proposals.
Annual Election Notice – 2016
Nominations are now open for the following positions on the Local Executive Committee:
Full-Time Officers
1st Vice President
Secretary-Treasurer
Table Officers
Education Director*
Health and Safety Director
Organization Director/Tyler
Chief Shop Stewards **
External LC & MSC (3)
G.L.&T./Glen Drive (1)
PPC Internal # 1 shift/Wickets/Group 1 C&D (1)
PPC Internal # 2 shift/Wickets/Group 1 C&D (1)
PPC Internal # 3 shift/Wickets/Group 1 C&D (1)
Shop Steward Elections – 2016
Nominations for Shop Stewards are now open. The deadline for nominations to be returned to the Union Hall is Tuesday December 15th, 2015.
Vancouver Local Update – November 19, 2015
The November Vancouver Local Update is out!Included in the update:
and more… You can download, view and print the (2 page, legal sized) PDF of the update by clicking HERE |
WORKPLACE BULLYING AT THE PPC!
Many of our members at the Pacific Processing Centre (PPC) have raised concerns to the Union about workplace bullying. For example, MAM 10 and MAM 11 members from Shift 3 were told by management during a recent pre-shift meeting to not rest their eyes, even if they were on their scheduled 15-minute break or scheduled 30-minute lunch break. This sort of comment is unreasonable and unacceptable in the workplace and undermines our work ethic. This is a form of bullying, which violates Article 33 of our Collective Agreement, signed by both parties. We all should stand together to stop comments like this towards our members.