Premier Su Tseng-chang consoled her colleagues at the post office and presented food money.

Premier Su Tseng-chang consoled her colleagues at the post office and presented food money.

Premier Su Tseng-chang went to the Taipei Post Office of Chunghwa Post Co., Ltd. yesterday (22) to offer consolation to his front-line colleagues and sent a vegetable bonus to express his greatest affirmation and gratitude to all his hard-working postal colleagues. The dean said that it was very hard for postal personnel to distribute epidemic prevention materials, distribute relief funds and assist in logistics during the epidemic. At the Executive Yuan's expanded epidemic prevention meeting, he approved the inclusion of front-line postal processing personnel as priority targets for vaccination, and the Executive Yuan also approved all aspects of welfare that the Ministry of Communications strived for for postal colleagues. I hope that postal colleagues can be better taken care of, and let people see the ability, efforts, dedication, and importance of postal colleagues, and give more support.

President Su pointed out that in terms of relief funds, postal companies cooperate with the issuance of remittance accounts, with an amount of nearly 10 billion yuan. For people who do not have an account, nearly 100000 money orders are issued, all of which are the hard work of the postal staff at the counter.

President Su mentioned that the postman is still warm in his epidemic prevention work. If the delivery process is in an alley or remote place and learns that there are lonely elderly or vulnerable people in the family, even if there is no mail, the postman will take a few more steps to knock on the door and give care. All this shows the warmer side of the nearly 20, 6000 colleagues of the postal company.

President Su said that he specially came to give food money and invite postal colleagues to work hard on the one hand and take good care of themselves on the other, which is also of great significance to social stability.