Fighting and firings at Canada Post In this post, Phinneas Gage tells a story about action on the job, management retaliation, and workers’ responses.
The committee in action - Phinneas Gage In this article Phinneas Gage describes how workers at Canada Post have organized themselves, and the ups and downs and risks of organizing.
Stories from the CUPW Lock Out: or how to create a story that can reshape who we are and how we act This story by our friend Bruce is reprinted from Linchpin, the publication of our…
Waves of Struggle, The Winter Campaign at the Post Office in Edmonton In the summer of 2011 Canadian government legislation ordered Canadian postal workers back to work…
Locked out workers' anger grows at Canada Post Following weeks of rolling strike action, Canada Post locked out its 50,000 workers on the night of 14 June. Here follows an exciting personal…
Canadian postal worker strike begins Canadian postal workers begin rotating strikes last night, June 2, 2011.
Postal worker solidarity defeats compulsory overtime - Rachel Stafford One worker's account and analysis of a wave of wildcat stoppages and collective refusals of …
Canada: Wildcat strike in post wins extra staff Sorting office workers downed tools yesterday morning after managers had failed to take heed of complaints about excessive workloads.
