President of Polish Post declares that his company is in a real and costly mess

The report does not make pleasant reading, for Niezgoda argues that PP is in great chaos, which stems from the results of restructuring conducted in September 2005 when the structure of the firm was changed and 12 competence centers replaced regional branches. This required more employees to be taken on and may cost the company zł.58 million a year. On top of that, the competencies of the new employees are not precisely defined and this has resulted in structural chaos. The chaos affects PP's daily operations, for example according to unofficial information, the number of lost letters have double since the reform. Niezgoda decided to suspend the Polish Post investment plan which envisaged spending zł.2.5 billion on the construction of 14 dispatch and sorting centers. The former president of Polish Post Tadeusz Bartkowiak called the main points of the report "complete rubbish."(Puls Biznesu, p. 4) E.B.