Wants Heavy Cuts for Posten: - Biggest Mass Redundancies in Modern Times
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Posten employees fear for their jobs after major cuts in the state budget.
The government wants to cut 1.5 billion kroner to the Norwegian Post Office. This has prompted the county leader of the Norwegian Trade Union Federation, Ketil Sivertsen from Malvik, to react.
Hundreds of postmen in Vestland could lose their jobs, says a union representative.
Postman Kjell Otto Haugan promises to fight tooth and nail against the proposed cuts. He is now placing his trust in his budget partners in the Storting.
The Norwegian Post Office is warning that 2,000 out of 3,000 postmen could lose their jobs as a result of the government's proposal to cut 1.5 billion kroner to the Post Office.
Shop stewards fear that two out of three employees at Posten will lose their jobs if the government's proposal goes through.
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