Our leverage as workers comes from our collective power; if we dare to keep fighting, we can achieve anything. Voting ‘No!’ means returning to membership-driven collective bargaining and fighting for the contract demands brought forward by all CUPW members, regardless of union rank. This update comprehensively details what those demands could be.

In this week's dispatch: 
1) Preparing for next week's vote on proposed contract extension!
2) Proposed mandatory vaccine for federal employees
3) Bad move at the EMPP
4) EDLC's Labour Day initiative

In this week's dispatch: 
1) Five Reasons to "Vote No!"
2) CPC Unleashes a Safety Compliance Officer on Motorized Letter Carriers
3) Local newsletter call for submissions
4) Extension voting links & guidelines

In this week's dispatch: 
1) No Relief comic: "The Offer"
2) Mike Palecek (past CUPW President) on where union bargaining power comes from
3) Royal City & Toronto recommend voting 'No!'
4) Extension voting links & guidelines

In this dispatch: 
1) Voting Times
2) Extension Proposal Analysis

The contract extension proposal unanimously endorsed by our National Executive Board (NEB) undermines the democracy of our union, and fails to address the many wounds inflicted on postal workers over the decades. To reclaim our dignity and begin the process of revitalizing our union, we must vote down this proposal.

In this dispatch: 
1) CUPW 730 Rejects Extension Proposal
2) Walk For Peace
3) Newsletter Renaming Contest Postponed

Highlights for this edition: CUPW National Statement - Every Child Matters / Online Vote Testing - Rename The InsideOut / President's Report - Silver Linings / New No Relief Comic - You're Still Here?