Canada Post looted to the max and is insolvent

[d01tg0d0wn]

Canada Post ‘effectively insolvent,’ CFO says as losses top $1B in 2025

CEO of Canada Post says the company expects to lose up to 30,000 employees to retirement or voluntary departure over the next decade as the Crown corporation looks to shrinks its workforce and modernize the service.

www.ctvnews.ca

 

[ovarieasy]

I for sure thought the shitjeet stamp would turn things around.

 

[brutana_dilewski]

Maybe if we buy all of them, we will have enough to mail them all back to the land of shit and piss.

 

[Jack Layton]

I think these pair nicely when mailing something abroad. I mean, look up her ex!

 

[ayn_rands_ghost]

I did look up. She is a poo lover.

Sarah McLachlan's ex-husband is Ashwin Sood, a drummer in her band. They were married in 1997 and separated in 2008. The couple has two daughters, India and Taja.

 

[kramer]

Letter mail was their bread and butter. Bills coming in the mail, etc. Everything is paperless now which killed their economies of scale. And packages are delivered by jeets.

 

[border_humper]

Plus they won’t bring your package to your door, they stick it in the community box.

They’ve dug their own grave, especially going on strike back to back Christmas seasons.

 

[d01tg0d0wn]

Woke post wanted everything woke and is now broke

Go woke go broke. Canada Post union is still holding out for tranny surgeries to be covered 100%. Imagine how retarded you must be to not see the pendulum swing the other way?

 

[YQRanon]

95% of what Canada Post brings to my mailbox is flyers. As a former 35 year member of CUPE, a similar union to the postal union, I can say this, most, if not all, public sector unions don't give a flying fuck about their members. The leadership of these unions are in it for themselves and, IMO, are in bed with the employers. These parasites will line their pockets with the dues that everyday workers pay while, at the same time, are all buddy buddy with the employers, likely taking money from the employers to keep the members in line and convincing them that they are getting a good deal. My local went on strike in 2005 and I learned a lot from that. It was an eye opener to see how tough the leadership talked , both local and national but, in the end it cost us way more than what we gained. They did their best to make it look like a win but, it was far from that. I watched a similar thing happen when UNIFOR had a strike at our local refinery. Different situation but, the same shenanigans. I fucking hate unions, they have, for the most part, far outlived their usefullness.

 

[adragons]

It's like a government agency, if they fix the problem, then there'd be no reason for them to exist anymore.