General Membership Meeting & Local Executive Elections
9:00 Saturday, March 7, 2026 First Mennonite Church 922 Notre Dame Avenue Agenda: Regular Order if Business Executive Elections Swearing in of Shop Stewards
Author: Cheryllynn
Negotiations Update: Tentative Agreements Reached
The National Executive Board (NEB) has voted to accept tentative agreements with Canada Post for both postal bargaining units and recommend that members vote YES. Overview of the Tentative Agreements Improvements CUPW achieved since Canada Post’s October 3 Global Offers Read More …
CUPW Is Committed To Delivering Socio-Economic Cheques To Canadians Regardless Of A Strike Or Lockout
We recognize that socio-economic cheques like pension cheques, disability payments, and other essential benefits, are vital to the well-being of individuals and families across the country. Our dispute is with Canada Post and not the general public so in the Read More …
Same Work. Same Pay! CUPW members come out in support of striking Métis Child and Family Services Workers
CUPW joins striking workers on the picket line in front of the Metis CFS building in Winnipeg. The nearly 350 workers at the Métis CFCS and Michif CFS agencies – including Social Services Workers, Family Support Workers, Youth Care Read More …
No T4 Slip for Strike Pay
This is a reminder for members that according to Revenue Canada, strike pay is not taxable income, so there is no T4 slip for strike pay, and you do not have to report the money received for strike pay as Read More …
LETTERS TO THE INDUSTRIAL INQUIRY COMMISSION DUE NO LATER THAN FRIDAY (the 14th)
Hello sisters, brothers, cousins & friends, We may be back at work, but the fights not over May 22, 2025, is around the corner and we will be back on strike. In the meantime, I wanted to remind you to Read More …