I am a retired Postman aged 81 with 35 years service. I retired in 1991. I am now finding that I am becoming increasingly immobile. I recently had a total left knee replacement, neccessitated by the wear-and-tear on my joints during my years of service. My surgeon informs me that my right knee and hip will also need to be attended to. My question is: can you suggest what I might do to seek financial help from the Post Office? I feel that the quality of my life is being severely curtailed. Any helpful advice will be greatly appreciated. Many thanks.
Dennis
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BillyPosty
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I think this is a wind up!
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silly suffolk
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if you have genuine hardship, apply to the rowland hill benevolent fund.Dennis22 wrote:I am a retired Postman aged 81 with 35 years service. I retired in 1991. I am now finding that I am becoming increasingly immobile. I recently had a total left knee replacement, neccessitated by the wear-and-tear on my joints during my years of service. My surgeon informs me that my right knee and hip will also need to be attended to. My question is: can you suggest what I might do to seek financial help from the Post Office? I feel that the quality of my life is being severely curtailed. Any helpful advice will be greatly appreciated. Many thanks.
Dennis
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Dennis22
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Most certainly this is NOT a wind-up! I joined this site hoping to find understanding and advice, not to be dismissed off-hand. I hope if you experience a problem, colleagues will be more ready to offer helpful advice to you than you are to me.BillyPosty wrote:I think this is a wind up!
From Dennis (Postman for 35 years+ at Highgate SDO.
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mandelsons_toenail
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Hey Dennis.
Im sure you could seek some kind of legal advice?!
Are you still a member of the cwu, for retired members?
Simpson-millar are the cwu legal people , and thats who im covered with if I have legal issues.
http://www.simpsonmillar.co.uk/services ... n/cwu.aspx" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Worth an email or phone call regardless
Im sure you could seek some kind of legal advice?!
Are you still a member of the cwu, for retired members?
Simpson-millar are the cwu legal people , and thats who im covered with if I have legal issues.
http://www.simpsonmillar.co.uk/services ... n/cwu.aspx" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Worth an email or phone call regardless
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silly suffolk
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the rowland hill benevolent fund is for people in your situation. i know of postman who have had great help from said orginisation. i wish you well in the future and hope you get the help you deserveDennis22 wrote:Most certainly this is NOT a wind-up! I joined this site hoping to find understanding and advice, not to be dismissed off-hand. I hope if you experience a problem, colleagues will be more ready to offer helpful advice to you than you are to me.BillyPosty wrote:I think this is a wind up!
From Dennis (Postman for 35 years+ at Highgate SDO.