Austria: the Post and Telekom Austria sign an agreement to transfer hundreds of civil servants to the police

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,250 civil servants from the Austrian Post and Telekom Austria to the Home Secretary and the Police is materializing after a double agreement on the payment of wages and transfer conditions was signed between the two businesses, the Ministry and the Federal government. These agreements provide for a first transfer of 1,000 civil servants (500 from the Post and 500 from Telekom) by the end of 2011. The two businesses will pay for wages and bonuses until 2014. Telekom adds a 6,000 euros yearly bo

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