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How Will the Canada Post Dispute End? (And Some Thoughts on the Kaplan Report)
Written by David Doorey, York University CUPW is in a legal position to strike, again. You might recall that the postal workers struck in November 2024 and stayed out until …
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Hi all, I took a hiatus from the blog through early 2025 because of a crushing workload, but plan to return with some analysis of important issues in the coming …
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Canada Post Collective Bargaining Wrap Up: Where Things Stand
By David Doorey, Professor of Work Law & Labour Relations, York University I have published a few articles now on the Canada Post bargaining and work stoppage: Can Canada Post …
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Feds Dust off Section 107 again at Canada Post, But With a Twist
By David Doorey, Professor of Work Law & Labour Relations, York University Note: See my Update here. Today, the federal Minister of Labour announced he has referred the Canada Post …
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The End of Secondary Picketing, Again?
By David Doorey, Professor of Work Law, York University NOTE: See my update of the Canada Post situation here. An interesting under-the-radar decision was issued last week involving the Canada …