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Parcel workers want immediate discussions over working routes
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POSTAL workers called yesterday for immediate discussions with Parcelforce Worldwide to solve problems over working routes.
Delegates at the Communication Workers Union conference in Bournemouth warned existing agreements between the union and Parcelforce are in a “state of disrepair.”
They voted in favour of opening new negotiations with the Royal Mail subsidiary to balance routes more evenly.
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