Chief minister reacts to planned industrial action
The Isle of Man Post Office needs to reconsider its position to be a successful business in the future.
That's Chief Minister Howard Quayle's reaction to plans for three days of industrial action by postal workers who are members of the Communication Workers' Union.
The walkout is taking place from 14 February.
Mr Quayle says it all boils down to one thing:
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