Post Office strike, tomorrow 4th June
Post Office Strike. Polish News.
telefonitika
3 Jun 2008 / #2
how long for ..... as i have some mail outbound to various areas of poland this and next week ..... !!!
This company is a joke, should be privatized and some lazy postmen fired.
how long for .....
Sorry, I don't know. Our postie only mentioned it because we send and receive a lot of business mail.
Harry
3 Jun 2008 / #5
They were all on strike today when I went to the central office to pay tax on my parcel.
All this before a large-scale visitation to France by Polish people. If anyone knows how to strike, it's the French.
Harry
4 Jun 2008 / #7
Does anybody know why the b@stards are striking?
Jeżeli nie wiadomo o co chodzi, to chodzi o pieniądze, as we say in Poland ;)
LwowskaKrakow 28 | 431
8 Jun 2008 / #9
Does anybody know why the b@stards are striking?
They want a monthly pay increase of 140€.
The strike continues with members of a Trade Union Solidarnosc who are actually beeing sued by the Polish Post Office because apparently their strike is illegal .
Not sure strikes are permitted among civil servants in the Polish Constitution since 1989 but teachers, doctors and judges also went on strike in th past 2 years.
ukpolska
8 Jun 2008 / #10
Personally, I think their pay should be performance related, because I am sick of my post either missing or delivered to the other side of town and a little old lady bless her, then walks across town to bring it to me.
We have complained persistently to the post office and the postwoman has received a reprimand, but still it happens. Now we have given the old lady our phone number and she calls us when she has our mail and we go and pick it up. I could understand if our addresses were similar, but they are completely different.
They are a total waste of space and should be as another poster said, privatized, to weed out the dead wood Grrrrrrrr
We have complained persistently to the post office and the postwoman has received a reprimand, but still it happens. Now we have given the old lady our phone number and she calls us when she has our mail and we go and pick it up. I could understand if our addresses were similar, but they are completely different.
They are a total waste of space and should be as another poster said, privatized, to weed out the dead wood Grrrrrrrr
I was talking by phone to a friend in Warsaw yesterday and she told me of a group of very angry elderly Poles beating at the door of her (closed and empty) local post-office, outraged apparently that they couldn't access their pension cheques. My friend hasn't received any bills since the strike started (and neither has she received a parcel I sent her from Australia). Any indication as to when the strike will be resolved?
LondonChick 31 | 1133
10 Jun 2008 / #12
Can anyone tell me if this is this all sorted out now? I am waiting for some documents in the post (from Poland to UK) and I can't plan my next trip there until I receive it.
Can anyone tell me if this is this all sorted out now?
The strike is still on, but some post offices are open and mail is moving. That's all I know.
LondonChick 31 | 1133
10 Jun 2008 / #14
Cheers m'dear.