FEDERAL POSTAL SERVICE
GRIEVANCES DISCUSSED TALK ABOUT A STRUCK ■ DECLARED TO BE EXAGGERATED. ay Telegraph—Prata Association—Copyright (Received. Fobri,.av *»• 11 a.m.) SYDNEY, February 5. A mass meeting of po.vmi -employees, convened by the Council of Federal Public Associations, discussed. their grievances. The speakers untried that recent statements about a "grave crisis •'* about to occur were exaggerated. The. Postal Department was not endeavour in# to foinont a strike; tho object of the meeting was to link up the associations in the various States, with a view of: obtaining a governing body which would .speak for tho public worvico a& a whole. The Post-master-General should not bo permitted to put them oil with more promises for tho future. Resolutions were carried appre/ving of the adoption of the Royal CWumEadonV; report by the Federal Government as a basis for reorganisation of the* Postal and Telegraph Department, and a deputation was appointed to interview the Postmaster-General.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7355, 6 February 1911, Page 5
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