Terry Pullinger says postal workers happy to discuss changes
The Deputy General Secretary Postal of the CWU says he's "more than aware" of recent public sector negotiations on the Island.
Terry Pullinger was commenting during his visit this weekend to see postal workers here, as they ballot for possible industrial action.
They're unhappy with new terms and conditions of employment.
Mr Pullinger claims they're happy to talk about future changes - but so far this hasn't happened:
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