Postal unions have announced that they would go on sick leave from midnight tomorrow (Jul 21) until Monday citing several unresolved issues.
Earlier this week, unionists had enaged in a two day-strike action due to issues faced by employees due to the Public Administration Circular No.06/2006.
They claim that employees have been inconvenienced due to the recruitment procedure introduced by this circular.
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