The rotating strikes by unionized Canada Post workers have returned to B.C.
Postal workers are off the job in the Fraser Valley, including Abbotsford and Chilliwack, along with Maple Ridge and Squamish.
On Friday, 3,400 were off the job in Metro Vancouver.
They are back at work there today.
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WATCH: The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) has begun a series of rotating strikes in four cities. The main reasons for the strike involve health and safety measures, job security, and forced overtime.
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Also off Monday are postal workers in several cities in Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, and one local in Quebec.
The rotating strikes are an effort by the union to force Canada Post to improve its latest contract offer.
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