I'm a CUPE member and when our local CUPE went on strike, everyone who was a union member was on strike everyday until the contract was ratified and voted on. I think the alternate day approach depends on your local CUPE and how essential your service is.Striking could slow down the mails but definitely it will be processed and sent. If canada post is with cupe then striking would mean employees would have alternate days to come to work and another day striking thats how i believe strikes would work. I am not sure if this has changed.
Yes i remember asking about that if ever we, government employees goes on strike what will happen and thats what the answer is. Although im not sure if its changed. Ive learned that when we were arbitrating for our raise and retro pay we were on the verge of striking but then they agreed for our raise and pay us back some retros that they owe so yea, from what i know thats how it works. It will be cruel for part-timers and especially casual employees though.I didn’t know that. That’s pretty cool!
I am with cupe too. From what i know and understood years ago thats how it would work. If i am wrong then im sorry. LolI'm a CUPE member and when our local CUPE went on strike, everyone who was a union member was on strike everyday until the contract was ratified and voted on. I think the alternate day approach depends on your local CUPE and how essential your service is.
Do you remember how did you dial it? Congrats .Just got off the phone with them!!! IT's in!!!
2 1 1 0 thats heheDo you remember how did you dial it? Congrats .
thank you . i will try to call in on Monday then since it’s begin of the week may be less busy2 1 1 0 thats hehe
Yeah ... I just jumped around different menus to be honest until it put me on the line to wait for 30 minutes. If early morning doesn’t work for you try 1 -2 as well.thank you . i will try to call in on Monday then since it’s begin of the week may be less busy
Hi @PandSWhat is a CSQ?
Oh? What kind of requirements? We are in Manitoba.Hi @PandS
Quebec Selection Certificate (Certificat de Sélection du Québec).
Since I live in Quebec I have to apply for the province and IRCC will only continue processing my sponsorship once they receive the certificate. The certificate says in general that we met the Quebec special requirements for immigration.
I guess I'm the only one from Quebec between us.
Hi @PandS !Oh? What kind of requirements? We are in Manitoba.