A breath of fresh air for overloaded businesses and a frustrating compromise for Canada Post. Thousands have been ordered back to work, returning to their routes December 17.
they’re set to return to work Tuesday December 17th following orders by the federal labour relations board.
“It seems to be in lockstep with what Canada Post was trying to do the whole entire time,” Enslin said.“We’re hoping that Canada Post took that seriously, too, and actually cared for their communities and looked at actually enriching this post office as a public service rather than something that’s supposed to be competitive and as a business.
In a Facebook post Monday, Lewis noted the strike has been devastating for her, adding her part time job saved her from further troubles.
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