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Labour dispute drags on as Canada Post rejects union's arbitration request (www.cbc.ca)
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Crown corporation has asked Ottawa to force union vote on its latest proposals

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[–] [email protected] 9 points 4 days ago (1 children)

But the Crown corporation dismissed the proposal in a response on Sunday, saying it wants to "restore stability" to the postal service and arguing the union's request for binding arbitration would do the opposite.

Canada Post said arbitration would be long and complicated and would likely last more than a year, adding to what it described as its significant financial challenges.

Canada Post leadership trying to act all holier than thou by forcing employees to do what they want is soooo democratic.

[–] [email protected] 9 points 4 days ago

Canada Post said arbitration would be long and complicated and would likely last more than a year

Oh, like the constant job action from workers because you won't bargain with them in good faith?

Corporate lies are so easy to identify because corporations have a compulsive need to passively misrepresent the situation in ways that unilaterally place them as innocent bystanders who are being unfairly targeted by evil, evil workers.