Strikes may hit Christmas post

THE 600-strong membership of the Irish Postmaster Union (IPU) is threatening a series of two day strike stoppages in the run up to Christmas after pay negotiations talks broke down.

Strikes may hit Christmas post
Sat, 26 Oct, 2002 - 01:00
Vivion Kilfeather

The IPU have been engaged in limited industrial action for the past 10 weeks causing delays of about an hour in a small number of rural areas, according to management.

The stoppages are due to begin from Friday November 7.

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