Why do I think it's going to sound like a recipe for barbequed skunk?CP sent their plan to the government. It will not be publicly released until government agrees with it. No mention of when the union gets a peak. Union is approaching peak strike season, it will be interesting to see the timing of the next steps.
Canada Post submits overhaul plan to the federal government
Canada Post says it has submitted a plan to the federal government to transform its struggling business model into a financially sustainable postal service.toronto.citynews.ca
Canada Post - Huge losses
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Canada Post CFO says they are effectively insolvent. No surprise there.
www.cp24.com
Canada Post ‘effectively insolvent,’ CFO says as losses top $1B in 2025
CEO of Canada Post says the company expects to lose up to 30,000 employees to retirement or voluntary departure over the next decade as the Crown corporation looks to shrinks its workforce and modernize the service.
www.cp24.com
Mad Mike
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I think it's time for the grim reaper to take a walk thru the halls at Canada Post.
At this point they're asking taxpayers to fund "jobs for life" to the tune of a Billion a year. Jobs for a union that has been a significant contributor to the dire condition CPC finds itself in.
If they only need 30,000 employees, bite the bullet and reduce the workforce tomorrow.
At this point they're asking taxpayers to fund "jobs for life" to the tune of a Billion a year. Jobs for a union that has been a significant contributor to the dire condition CPC finds itself in.
If they only need 30,000 employees, bite the bullet and reduce the workforce tomorrow.
I think the feds will drag things out. Still a chance of an election soon. We've proven that we don't care about billions being wasted. Canning 30k employees costs you how many votes? At least six figures for employees and their families and maybe seven figures if other unions pile on.
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"Oh Canada I stand on guard for me"
Tuesday I got a notification that my expected parcel was to be delivered Wednesday, between11:00 and 3:00, so to be on hand to pay any fees, I made myself comfortable in the living room and caught up on emails, driveway in sight. The Mrs. raked a few more leaves on the front lawn, down to the dregs.
The regular mail came but no parcel, no notification, zip. It's not like I a booked a day off work but it could have been more productive. A text to their chat bot later in the day got a reply, paraphrasing "Tough shyte, contact us again in two days for an update."
In a separate notification I am advised of a charge of $16.54 for HST and a service charge
Oh so I have to leave a few more days open, twiddling my thumbs.
As I write this, I note the time as 7:27 AM, year 1892.
The train wreck is over. Salvage what they can.
I feel sorry for the diligent workers at CP but they have to accept some responsibility in believing elected officials. The MP's and union leaders got elected by the same techniques. They lied. There will be unicorns enough for everyone.
The rank and file didn't challenge the math.
