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මචං ඔය Article එකට උත්තර මට වඩා බුද්ධිමත් කට්ටිය උත්තර දීල තියනවා ගිහින් බලපන් .
http://www.elakiri.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1856471
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තැපෑලට අලුතින් සේවකයො ගන්න කියලැයි. ඒකට ලියුම් යවන්න වෙන්නෙත් තැපෑලෙන්මනෙ. මොකද ගොඩක් කූරියර් කම්පැනි කරන්නෙත් අපෙන් ගන්න පාර්සල් තැපෑල හරහා යවන එකයි.
Solutions for postal workers’ issues will be provided by tomorrow (26), stated the Minister of Post, Postal Services and Muslim Religious Affairs Abdul Haleem.
He pointed out that the government has taken every measure to grant the demands of the postal workers.
The Salaries Commission, which will meet tomorrow, will approve the salary recommendations for the Postal Service, after which it will be presented to the Cabinet, said the Minister.
According to him, the Chairman of the Salary Commission has already agreed to approve the proposal.
Meanwhile, the United Postal Trade Union Front says that 25 more trade unions have pledged their support to the postal trade union action from today (25).
The Co-convener of the Front Chinthaka Bandara stated that the trade unions of the Ports, Education, Health, Estate and Public Management Services have decided to support the cause.
He further stated that the strike will be continued until their demands are met.
He pointed out that the government has taken every measure to grant the demands of the postal workers.
The Salaries Commission, which will meet tomorrow, will approve the salary recommendations for the Postal Service, after which it will be presented to the Cabinet, said the Minister.
According to him, the Chairman of the Salary Commission has already agreed to approve the proposal.
Meanwhile, the United Postal Trade Union Front says that 25 more trade unions have pledged their support to the postal trade union action from today (25).
The Co-convener of the Front Chinthaka Bandara stated that the trade unions of the Ports, Education, Health, Estate and Public Management Services have decided to support the cause.
He further stated that the strike will be continued until their demands are met.
Postal trade unions say that another special meeting regarding the strike launched by the postal workers will be held today (26).
They said that the discussion held with the Salaries Commission concluded without a proper solution.
Convener of the United Postal Trade Union Front, Chinthaka Bandara, says that, steps will be taken to intensify the trade union action from today.
Meanwhile, Postmaster General Rohana Abeyratna has requested postal employees to report to duty at the nearest available post office immediately if it is difficult to report to the post office they serve.
He said that all Provincial Deputy Post Officers and Local Postal Superintendents have been advised to provide transport facilities and other necessary facilities to employees who report to work.
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They said that the discussion held with the Salaries Commission concluded without a proper solution.
Convener of the United Postal Trade Union Front, Chinthaka Bandara, says that, steps will be taken to intensify the trade union action from today.
Meanwhile, Postmaster General Rohana Abeyratna has requested postal employees to report to duty at the nearest available post office immediately if it is difficult to report to the post office they serve.
He said that all Provincial Deputy Post Officers and Local Postal Superintendents have been advised to provide transport facilities and other necessary facilities to employees who report to work.
TUG WAR
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