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Unuth kahanawata strike karanne nane ban, Uba kiyala thiyana anik dewal nam hithana tharam karanda lesi na okkoma ayin karama ubada unge rajakari karanne
private kalaa nam owa yasa ageeta wada karanawa
හැමදාම බැලුවොත් ස්ට්රයික් මොකක් හරි.. කවුද මේවට විසදුම් දෙන්නේ? කොහෙද ඉතින් කාලකන්නි පබය 10 වෙද්දී නිදිනේ, අනික් එකා මහ රෑ එලි වෙනකම් කොල්ලෝ ගහනවා. රටකට ගිය කලක්
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Over 1,500 sacks of airmail stuck at BIA
Over 1,500 airmail sacks had piled up at the Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) due to the ongoing postal work stoppage, a spokesman from SriLankan Imports said yesterday.
The strike launched by postal employees entered its sixth today, disrupting all postal related services.
Accordingly, mail sacks were also seen piled up at the Central Mail Exchange (CME) as mail collection and distribution islandwide has come to a standstill as a result of the strike action.
The strike had resulted in an average daily loss of Rs 150 million in revenue to the Postal Department according to Post Master General Rohana Abeyratne.
Other than mail collection and distribution, postal services such as pension payments, examination payments and spot fine payments has also been totally disrupted following the strike causing severe inconvenience to the public.
Postal trade unions stated that the Government should take the responsibility for the inconvenience caused to the public and the loss to the department as a result of the work stoppage.
United Postal Trade Unions Front (UPTUF) convener Chinthaka Bandara said that the ongoing strike will continue if the Public Administration Minister failed to produce the Cabinet paper as promised at the next Cabinet meeting scheduled to be held on Tuesday (19).
General Secretary Post and Telecommunication Officers’ Union H.K. Kariyawasam said that although the losses were mounting day by day, the authorities had not even tried to resolve their issues and help end the strike.
Postal services were at a standstill since Monday (11) due to the joint trade union action launched with the support over 23,000 employees belong to 24 Postal Services unions, including officers. Services at 653 island-wide post offices, 3,410 sub-post offices and 100 control officers had been disrupted as a result of the trade union action. (Thilanka Kanakarathna)
Daily Mirror
Over 1,500 airmail sacks had piled up at the Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) due to the ongoing postal work stoppage, a spokesman from SriLankan Imports said yesterday.
The strike launched by postal employees entered its sixth today, disrupting all postal related services.
Accordingly, mail sacks were also seen piled up at the Central Mail Exchange (CME) as mail collection and distribution islandwide has come to a standstill as a result of the strike action.
The strike had resulted in an average daily loss of Rs 150 million in revenue to the Postal Department according to Post Master General Rohana Abeyratne.
Other than mail collection and distribution, postal services such as pension payments, examination payments and spot fine payments has also been totally disrupted following the strike causing severe inconvenience to the public.
Postal trade unions stated that the Government should take the responsibility for the inconvenience caused to the public and the loss to the department as a result of the work stoppage.
United Postal Trade Unions Front (UPTUF) convener Chinthaka Bandara said that the ongoing strike will continue if the Public Administration Minister failed to produce the Cabinet paper as promised at the next Cabinet meeting scheduled to be held on Tuesday (19).
General Secretary Post and Telecommunication Officers’ Union H.K. Kariyawasam said that although the losses were mounting day by day, the authorities had not even tried to resolve their issues and help end the strike.
Postal services were at a standstill since Monday (11) due to the joint trade union action launched with the support over 23,000 employees belong to 24 Postal Services unions, including officers. Services at 653 island-wide post offices, 3,410 sub-post offices and 100 control officers had been disrupted as a result of the trade union action. (Thilanka Kanakarathna)
Daily Mirror
මේවා ප්රයිවටයිස් කරන්න ඕනේ මැනේජ්මන්ට් එක... පාලකයන්ට කොන්ද පන නෑ. මේවගේ දෙයක් මෙච්චර කාලයක් යනකන් විසදුමක් නැතිව ඇදෙන්නේ එකයි...
Private karama Oya ganata thiyana service tika hambeida ethakota gana wedi kiyala kagahanawa rajaye ayathana walata ohoma wela thiyenne me rate hamadema Nikan hambenakal bala Inna Higana haththata service eka denda gihilla
Unuth kahanawata strike karanne nane ban, Uba kiyala thiyana anik dewal nam hithana tharam karanda lesi na okkoma ayin karama ubada unge rajakari karanne
mokakda bn mehema strike karanne hamoma?ohomanam pvt sector eke marenna epai.kochchra hoda padi gannawada bn mun?pension thiyei.anika bn owa me loku qulaification thiyena un owaye na.post office ekaka hari wagakeemak darana post ekak kiyapanko balanna.ewata qulaification thiyena un oni unath ehema un ganne na bn.nagara sabawala wena seen ahuwama epa wenawa.ain karana eka practical na.habai unge job nemei rajaye lat hodannath dammoth oni tharam minissu apply karanawa.unge job karanna maha loku un oni na.rakiya wirahitha upadidari tika gaththath oka hodata karan gyaki.
tracking kiyanne chip ekak wage seen ekak nemei bn.tracking code eka mehe post office walin scan karanna oni.ethakotai update wenne
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