Answers that Canada reviews Union offer remains OT forbidden to force star-news.press/wp
In the coming days, talks between Canada messages and negotiations, his union said on Sunday after Sunday after meeting the delays of postage delays, linked to a national prohibition for postcard staff.
In a afternoon statement, his negotiators (Cupw) said his negotiators “worked hard” to carefully evaluate the latest offerings of Canada Post and prepare responses before meeting the employer and intermediaries.
Jan Simpson said the union when he studied the union at 12:50 to review the union documents that left the local posts, and respond a few days when the employer can take a few days.
“We would expect corporations to return as soon as possible. Although the talks continue, international time proceeds in force,” Simpson wrote.
In an email in CBC News, the Canadian post has confirmed that the union answers received, adding “Revise in detail”.
The last talking between the post of Canada and his unity fell without agreement on Thursday night, but the Union is now to strike the national level. Instead, the staff can refuse to increase work by considering their next movement.
Canada Post presented his final offers in the union on Wednesday, which he intended to kick a fleet of payment and a part-time.
Cupw asked for a “truce” of two weeks to consider the offer, but the employer rejected.
Sunday meeting was the first weekend, a spokesman for the Crown Corporation said. A broker was available to work with the parties that have been deceased in months, efforts to ensure a new collective bargain.
In an earlier email, Cupw criticized the Canadian Posts to reject the Truce proposal, which only a few days were combined by negotiators through the legal word of 700 pages.
“If instability is hanging over these negotiations, due to the commitment of Canada’s commitment and time management,” the Union wrote in a statement.
The most recent agreement between the parties, when the Canadian Industrial Relations Committee extended by Ottawa, was intervened after the last year’s holiday period, expired on Thursday.
When the Cupw gave a 72-hour strike release, he would work on Friday morning earlier, the Union gave a ban on banning the last deal.
The Union said in a newsletter for members last week, Canada Post “Short Fall” offers and other key points in negotiations.
Canadian message says the offer reflects its financial realities.
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