Direct Energy and Canada Post partner to offer electronic bill
Customers can sign up to receive their bills through the free epost service at either canadapost.ca/epost or the online banking sites of major Canadian financial institutions.
Read MoreCustomers can sign up to receive their bills through the free epost service at either canadapost.ca/epost or the online banking sites of major Canadian financial institutions.
Read MoreThe new rate will take effect from January 12th 2009 and is the first increase in two years for basic Lettermail.
Read MoreUNI’s Canadian affiliate, CUPW has advised that Canada Post has told the union that it is to introduce a technology update programme, called “Modern Post”. A central part of Canada Post’s “Modern Post” automation program is the new delivery model for letter carriers and Mail Sorting Centres. The main points of this new model include:
• 80pct of letter carrier routes in major urban areas to be affected, as well as about 35pct of all RSMC routes.
• About 90pct of letter-sized mail will be sequenced to line of delivery by machines in plants.
• Two or three letter carriers will use each A-62 case in shifts to sort the rest of the letter mail, flats, and packets.
• 80-85pct of letter carrier routes would be motorized where the new “Delivery Model” is in place.
• Motorized letter carrier routes would deliver all items for their delivery area, including parcels.
• Foot routes will remain in high density areas, generally the downtown core of cities with MSC parcel delivery in these areas.
Canada Post has again been chosen as one of Canada’s Top 100 employers by Mediacorp, which selected the 100 out of 16,000 companies invited to participate. This was after Mediacorp reviewed recruitment histories for nearly 75,000 Canadian firms before deciding whom to invite.
“On behalf of our 72,000 employees, I’m very proud that Canada Post has been recognized as a top 100 employers for the third year in a row,” said Moya Greene, President and CEO. “Being among the Top 100 helps us compete with the best corporations in Canada and likely the world.”
To be included in the Top 100, companies have to show their quality in terms of physical workplace; work and social atmosphere; health, financial and family benefits; vacation and time off; employee communications; performance management; training and skills development; and community involvement.
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