unions have set up picket-lines at a mail plant in Richmond, B.C., in solidarity with postal workers who have been legislated back to work. Federal back-to-work legislation took effect at noon ET Tuesday after more than five weeks of rotating strikes. According to the Canadian Union of Postal Workers, the picketing members will allow postal workers into the plant, but will not allow mail out. unions are supporting postal workers by setting up picket lines at the Pacific Processing Centre in Richmond, B.C. The agency has warned of significant delivery delays across the country through January as a result of the rotating strikes by CUPW members that began Oct. 22.

Source: CBC News November 28, 2018 20:26 UTC