Postal managers take pay action
Post Office managers will stage their first industrial action in 34 years today in a dispute over pay. The Unite union, which represents 900 managers, said its members will ban overtime and work to rule for 24 hours.
Post Office managers to take industrial action over pay
Post Office managers will stage their first industrial action in 34 years in a dispute over pay.
The Unite union, which represents 900 managers, said its members will ban overtime and work to rule for 24 hours.
The union accused the Post Office of "dragging its feet" for 16 months over a pay deal and warned of further industrial action if the dispute is not resolved.
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