A Post imposed a cap on Post pensions when the Pension Fund has a surplus of €600m. Treating former staff who served the company for many years with contempt.
million in reduced PRSI contributions** for pre-1995 staff and, for periods, made no pension contributions at all.
Pensioners are not seeking special treatment — only what is legally owed. Before higher costs are passed on to households, there must be transparency
**and Telecommunications Services Act** and formed the basis of the An Post pension scheme for generations of workers. Pensioners accepted limits in good faith, believing they were temporary, despite being denied a vote on those changes. Meanwhile, An Post benefited from **€400
**Pensioners Paid the Price — Now the Public Will Too**
An Post’s latest stamp price increase raises a simple question: why is the public being asked to pay more while long-standing pension commitments remain unresolved?
Pension pay parity was guaranteed under the **1983 Postal
And yet their pensioners scrape by on a delayed 1.4% increase.. won’t be many of @Postvox pensioners travelling to Italy anytime soon on that meagre sum..
In relation to the company accounts to be published it's been suggested in the past the Chief Financial Officer could have another life as a novelist!!