In response to reports of delays in the delivery of unemployment benefit cards, the Greek Post (ELTA) has issued a statement assuring that all correspondence received with correct and complete addressing has been properly and timely distributed to recipients, adhering to the established distribution procedures. The statement clarifies that any letters with incomplete or incorrect recipient details were returned to collaborating banks as per the company’s regulatory obligations.

The thorough and systematic inspection conducted at the Distribution Units revealed that only a limited number of letters were affected by addressing issues, ultimately leading to their return rather than delayed distribution. ELTA emphasized its long-standing experience in handling banking correspondence for financial institutions, maintaining a consistently high level of reliability, efficiency, and operational effectiveness in mail delivery.

This situation highlights the importance of proper addressing in the distribution of essential documents like unemployment benefit cards, particularly for vulnerable groups relying on these funds. ELTA's commitment to timely service is crucial, especially in times of economic uncertainty when individuals rely on government support for their livelihoods.