Temporary postmen do not receive a separate allowance for boots.
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Four temporary postmen and one telegraph messenger are employed as substitutes for the postmen.
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I do not particularly like the idea of postmen delivering unaddressed packages.
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They would then be taken out by postmen in the ordinary course of their work.
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The recent wages award to postmen will cost £6·7 million in a full year.
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I want to say a word or two about the auxiliary postmen.
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Then there is the case of the auxiliary postmen.
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In rural areas postmen carry stamps with them, which may be purchased on their rounds.
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Why should postmen, whose earnings are not very high, be called upon to pay a penny a week towards improving their canteen?
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I think that this might come in the same category as the suggestion that postmen should deliver the milk.
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I want to turn next to the particular case of the postmen.
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They might have been the local postmen or the local road men.
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There is, in general, no shortage on the latter grade, which we fill from postmen.
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First, it puts postmen's pay right in 1964 and 1965.
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We have talked in terms of having the best and cheapest postal service in the world, claiming that our postmen are wonderful—and they are.
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