Tag: Outsourcing
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Canada Post Meeting With Minister’s Office Recap – Oct 16
Overview of the Meeting On October 16, members of CUPW’s National Executive Board and Negotiating Committees continued discussions with representatives from Minister Lightbound’s office about the future of the public post office and the path to ratifiable collective agreements. The dialogue focused on protecting workers’ rights, preventing costly outsourcing, and ensuring transparent, accountable governance as…
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CUPW Meets Minister’s Office on Canada Post Negotiations – Recap
Meeting Recap: Progress and Positions Yesterday, members of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) National Executive Board and Negotiating Committees continued their discussions with representatives from the Minister of Labour’s office about the future of Canada’s public post office. The central goal remains clear: secure ratifiable collective agreements that safeguard workers while ensuring the…
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CUPW Meeting with Minister’s Office on Canada Post Future
Overview of the Meeting Yesterday, members of CUPW’s National Executive Board and Negotiating Committees continued important discussions with representatives from Minister Lightbound’s office about the direction of the public post office and what is required to reach ratifiable collective agreements. The dialogue emphasized the critical need for robust job security protections and stronger language to…
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Otovo to cut 88 jobs as it migrates solar installations to external partners
Overview: Otovo’s major restructuring and job cuts Norway-based solar company Otovo announced a significant workforce restructuring in a stock market notice, stating it will reduce its headcount by 88 employees. The move brings the total staff from 213 down to 125 as the company pivots its business model and cost structure. The restructuring is part…
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Otovo restructures, cuts 88 jobs to outsource installation
Otovo restructures and trims workforce Otovo, the Oslo-listed solar company known for selling rooftop solar panel solutions and batteries, announced a major restructuring that will cut 88 positions. The workforce is set to fall from 213 to 125 employees as part of the strategic shift. The company said the job cuts are aimed at lowering…
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Verkehrsbetriebe Glattal: Innovations and Benefits for Employees
Introduction to Verkehrsbetriebe Glattal AG The Verkehrsbetriebe Glattal AG (VBG) is making waves in the public transportation sector with its innovative approaches to employee welfare. Unlike traditional bus companies that own their vehicles and employ drivers, VBG has adopted a unique model that focuses on outsourcing while ensuring its employees receive top-notch benefits. The Unique…