English to Igbo Meaning of postmaster - ọfịs

Postmaster :

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noun

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Definitions of postmaster in English

Noun(1) the person in charge of a post office

Examples of postmaster in English

(1) The postmaster fears rural post offices like Sherston and Hullavington will close without the income received through benefit transactions.(2) Her father was the postmaster at Newbridge Post Office, following a career in the British army.(3) The postmaster at Thackley Post Office said they were treating the closure as a business decision but would not make any further(4) She is the postmaster of the sub-post office where the postal orders were cashed.(5) The postmaster said the mail-carrier would come by in an hour to take the mail on to Summit.(6) The postmaster of a Bradford post office earmarked for closure blames a loss of trade on child benefits being paid into banks.(7) A lot of postmasters and postmistresses are living in fear due to the recent spate of robberies.(8) For years now, postmasters and postmistresses have been sorting post, something that we were never meant to be doing.(9) Rural postmasters and postmistresses are to be given a share of Ôö¼├║66m to encourage them not to close thousands of offices that are vital to elderly and isolated people.(10) It should be noted that postmasters are not employed by the post office they are paid for each transaction they perform.(11) The postmen back the postmasters 110%, he said.(12) The Church hopes that providing rent-free or subsidised facilities will cut the overheads of running a rural post office and persuade the Post Office to replace postmasters .(13) The recommendation to close the post offices was made after postmasters were offered early retirement packages.(14) He and other postmasters today criticised the Post Office, saying they did not feel the organisation was protecting them properly.(15) Until the Post Office realise that they are underpaying their postmasters , they are going to lose them.(16) The report suggests a buy-out scheme for postmasters and postmistresses who would then have the option of becoming agents.

Related Phrases of postmaster

(1) postmaster general ::

ọfịs general