DHL express workers locked out across Canada

DHL express workers locked out across Canada

June 9, 2025 6:36 pm EST.

DHL express workers across Canada are locked out after contract negotiations break down. Afua Baah reports on why unionized employees are calling out the company for bringing in temporary hires.

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