This week and even more from next week, La Poste plans to adapt its organization to ensure the protection of postal workers. As a result, tours are increasingly reduced. The situation has already deteriorated this week but it will be even worse from next Monday, with the number of days worked falling to three days (Wednesday, Thursday and Friday) and more random tours, depending on local specificities . This will have a strong mechanical impact on the distribution of newspapers, and in particular that of daily newspapers, which depend to a large extent on La Poste's services. The editors of newspapers point out that the distribution of the press is nevertheless part of its public service missions.
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"It was a hard blow, we were in continuous operation with a production and distribution which held remarkably well and we welcomed it, reacts Marc Feuillée, president of the Syndicate of the
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