Postal strike: Package disappeared – what should I do? – THE WORLD

More than a month after the end of the post-strike wait especially customers of smaller online retailers still on their packages. “There are dealers, which are been lost whole days supplies. You do not know where are located”, the President of the Federation online trading, Oliver Prothmann said the “Tagesspiegel”.

A spokesman for Deutsche Post told the news agency dpa, the strikers consequences are indeed largely worked. “But given the mass of broken-down packages, there are cases where customers still waiting for their shipments.” This concerns some regions, especially Berlin.

“Commercial customers miss the broadcasts, they should as soon as possible to contact us put” advised the Post- spokesman. Customers have been waiting for a package should submit a request to inquire. How long does it take until the final packages are shipped, the spokesman could not say. “We hope as soon as possible.”

• German Post AG
• Delivery GmbH

In early July had Post and Ver.di after weeks of strike settled their conflict and decided a tariff package. This provides for some 140,000 workers, among others a protection against dismissal until 2019 before and salary increases in two steps in 2016 and 2017 and a one-off payment for 2015.

Not penetrated could Ver.di with the demand for return and reintegration of regional parcel companies in the parent company. These companies now employs 6700 people.

Post and ver.di agree after 40 hours

              German Post and ver.di have agreed. After a final 40-hour week, the strike has finally ended. . Normal operation should be ensured quickly Source: Reuters

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