Romanian postal workers on general strike are sending letters to Marcel Ciolacu and Nicolae Ciucă to draw their attention to low wages.
Ana-Maria Tapescu
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In an unprecedented campaign, employees of the Romanian Post Office, on general strike because of low wages, are sending thousands of letters to the leaders of the ruling coalition. One employee, with 30 years' seniority, points to his salary of 2,100 lei net and draws attention to the difficult working conditions.
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