Canada Post contract ballot: What implications does it have for delivery services?

Canada Post's delivery operations may change significantly if over 50,000 union members approve two multi-year contract proposals. The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) is urging a "no" vote due to dissatisfaction with proposed wage increases of 13.59% over four years, which falls short of their 19% target. If approved, Canada Post aims to implement dynamic routing and load leveling strategies to improve efficiency and expand weekend delivery operations. However, CUPW argues these changes could negatively impact employee workloads and seniority rights.