Trade unions have warned of massive job cuts at the Swiss Post Office as part of plans to reorganise the country’s postal services.
A union leader said up to 1,500 positions were at risk over the next three years.
He also accused the management of planning to reduce salary costs.
However, the Post Office said it had to adapt to the market and customer needs in a bid to remain competitive.
Last year, it announced restructuring plans would lead to 3,200 job being axed.
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