Starting today, the US Post Office is not going to accept any mail bound for Canada unless it is sent by Global Express (which I think is partnered with FedEx). This will affect anyone in Canada who buys fabric from the US.
Canadian forum members, do you have any idea how long the strike will last? Apparently things are not going well... |
looks like it`s going to be a while
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that is terrible I had heard about the strike also
Originally Posted by Favorite Fabrics
Starting today, the US Post Office is not going to accept any mail bound for Canada unless it is sent by Global Express (which I think is partnered with FedEx). This will affect anyone in Canada who buys fabric from the US.
Canadian forum members, do you have any idea how long the strike will last? Apparently things are not going well... |
They may legislate them back to work next week, but that's never a "happy" thing.
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I think they will be back mid week I work for canada post- but not the ones on strike . have been watching closely
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Is it only certain departments that are on strike?
Can Canada Post function without all the workers back on the job? |
The workers of Canada Post were doing rotating strikes that only affected certain towns and cities every day, but then Canada Post the company locked down because they said they were loosing too much profit. So since last Tuesday, the 21st, no mail has been delivered. The government is tabling a motion to order the lockout over and the workers back to work, and that will possibly happen early next week.
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Whew! I was lucky to get my quilts back from the Row Robin just in time!
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They are legislated back to work now. Mail should start moving tomorrow June 28th.
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Originally Posted by dungeonquilter
They are legislated back to work now. Mail should start moving tomorrow June 28th.
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