Sisters and Brothers,
As per article 46.01 of the Collective Agreement, the Corporation gave notice to the Union on April 20, 2021 that it intends to begin a major restructuring exercise with the implementation date set for September 20, 2021.
Sisters and Brothers,
As per article 46.01 of the Collective Agreement, the Corporation gave notice to the Union on April 20, 2021 that it intends to begin a major restructuring exercise with the implementation date set for September 20, 2021.
Sisters and Brothers,
As per article 46.01 of the Collective Agreement, the Corporation gave notice to the Union on April 20, 2021 that it intends to begin a major restructuring exercise with the implementation date set for September 20, 2021.
On May 11th, we met with the employer in hopes of postponing the restructuring exercise and find other avenues, because of the pandemic. On May 20th, we met again and were advised, because of the Canada Labour Code changes made regarding part-timers entitled to 30 minute breaks for tours with five consecutive hours, and other issues, the Corporation has decided to proceed forward.
The main focus for this restructuring exercise will be to address LVR, adding lunches to part-time tours, and resolving end of day overloads; all of which will result in an increase of tours.
Please note that there is a freeze in the component as of May 21st, which means any employees transferring into the unit will bid second round, when there is an increase in tour as a result of a major restructure.
If you have any questions or concerns in regards to this restructuring exercise or bidding process please feel free to reach out to us at (416)241-6642 or by email [email protected]
In Solidarity,
Qaiser Maroof Stacey Mills Bruno Rossi
President 3rd Vice-President 5th Vice-President
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Shaka Thomas Inderjit Sidhu – A/C.S.S. West Trans for Dave Balmer
C.S.S.- South Trans C.S.S. – West Trans
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February is Black History Month, a time to celebrate and recognize the incredible contributions of Black Canadians throughout history and today. Let's take this opportunity to reflect on the contributions and to honour our Toronto Local's First Black President Megan Whitfield who left us too early in 2020. Sister Megan shaped our collective history. She remains "Eternal in our Memories". In May, please visit our National CUPW website regarding information about: The Fifth Annual Megan Whitfield Bursary-Inspiring a New Generation of Activist.
Sisters, Brothers, Cousins
CPC management has been moving workers from WPDH to Gateway proper. They claim that the Union was made aware. THIS IS A LIE The Union has NOT received any written notice or proposals including the Team Leader Talk Track which was distributed to our members without our knowledge or consent! At no time has the Union agreed to this movement between WPDH Post Office and Gateway Post Office.
Sisters and Brothers,
On Feb 15th 2025, Toronto Local is scheduling the regular membership monthly meeting in person.