As part of the strike by Canada Post employees across the country, 220 employees have erected a picket Monday before the postal deposit Bridge in the southwest of Montreal.
The picketing lasted about four hours.
The strikers have allowed employees who enter are not on strike, but slows down the delivery trucks leaving the depot.
They also handed out leaflets to drivers to explain their demands.
Canada Post ensures that there will be no delay in delivery.
The company said it has put measures in place before the walkout and that employees on strike does not manipulate the mail.
In addition, union members on strike have chosen to focus each day by choosing a strategic position for Canada Post.
From Tuesday, they will erect another picket, but did not want to specify the place.
The picketing lasted about four hours.
The strikers have allowed employees who enter are not on strike, but slows down the delivery trucks leaving the depot.
They also handed out leaflets to drivers to explain their demands.
Canada Post ensures that there will be no delay in delivery.
The company said it has put measures in place before the walkout and that employees on strike does not manipulate the mail.
In addition, union members on strike have chosen to focus each day by choosing a strategic position for Canada Post.
From Tuesday, they will erect another picket, but did not want to specify the place.
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