Mariusz Błaszczak: we stand in defence of employees of the Polish Post Office, who will be thrown on the street

The president of PiS club Mariusz Błaszczak at a press conference held in front of the Polish Post Office in Warsaw referred to the announcements of the introduction of “deregulation rules” by Donald Tusk. He announced that the PiS Club would defend the Post Office.

“Poland's post is of large importance in terms of the safety of our country and we are perfectly aware of the current threats, due to the fact that there is simply a war going on behind our east border”, said Błaszczak – “We must take action to deter the aggressor. Here Poland Post Office is an highly crucial and crucial company".

The head of the club referred to the alleged Deregulation Act and the thought of implementing the changes being addressed by Rafał Brzoska – president of Inpost: “We hear about deregulation. Ladies and gentlemen, the deregulation of Donald Tusk's government, in the coalition government on 13 December, is to carry out not the minister, but the entrepreneur. Besides, the entrepreneur who owns a company competitive to the Polish Post Office. So I ask you, isn't this about the Polish Post Office stopping? Isn't this about reducing and closing Polish businesses as in the 1990s? The pattern was identical. First it was said that the company was incapable to cope on the market, then restructuring was carried out, that is, workers were fired, and then the company ceased to exist. another companies, private and foreign, occupied the market. Today, specified a script must not be allowed to be implemented in relation to the Polish Post Office. That's why we protest."

🟥 We stand in defence of employees of the Polish Post Office who will be thrown on the street! – perceive to the president of the PSC @mblaszczak 👇 pic.twitter.com/SJzC7yZHpB

— Law and Justice (@pisorgpl) February 17, 2025