CUPW History Project Interviews Begin
Production has begun on CUPW’s archival history project. The project involves interviews with upwards of 20 retired union activists and staff, about their involvement and recollections during key moments in…
Abortion Rights are Human Rights
Leaked draft suggests U.S. Supreme Court poised to overturn Roe v. Wade On Monday night, a draft decision was leaked indicating that the U.S. Supreme Court is set to overturn…
May Day – International Workers’ Day
The first day of May is recognized around the world as International Workers’ Day, or May Day. It’s a day where workers come together to honour the collective fight that…
Arbitrator Dismisses the Grievance Against Canada Post’s Mandatory Vaccination Practice
On Thursday, April 28, Arbitrator Joliffe rendered his decision on CUPW’s National Grievance against Canada Post’s mandatory vaccination practice. The Arbitrator ruled against CUPW and dismissed the national grievance. In…
Solvency ‘Special Payment’ Relief and Your Pension
On April 12, the federal government extended relief from solvency deficit-related ‘special payments’ for the Canada Post Corporation Pension Plan (CPCPP) until the end of 2024. How Does This Work…
Twenty Years of Asian Heritage Month – Celebrating Innovation and Perseverance
Asian Heritage Month provides us all with an opportunity to reflect on and celebrate the contributions of Asian Canadians to the growth and prosperity of our country. This year marks…