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More than 40 representatives of Post & Logistics trade unions from throughout Europe, took a message from their committee meeting being held in Luxembourg and delivered it to TNT management at the TNT Luxembourg depot. The committee was protesting the action by TNT to not pay the minimum wage set by the German Government for postal workers and TNT's efforts to subvert tis minimum wage by setting up a "ghost "union and a bogus collective agreement. The acting chair of the Committee, Lars Lyngse from Denmark and the Head of UNI Post & Logistics, Neil Anderson delivered a letter to the TNT Luxembourg manager, Mr Philip Van Gijsel. The delegation told Mr Van Gijsel that the company's actions were not those of a socially responsible company and that UNI-Europa demanded that TNT respect workers rights and the minimum wage regulations that had been passed in Germany.

Neil Anderson & Lars Lyngse handing the protest message to the TNT Luxembourg Manager

A copy of UNI's letter to the company is attached below