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   02 February 2026

   Linda Håkans new Director of Postal Services

   On 2 February 2026, Linda Håkans will assume the role of Director of Postal Services business area and will also join Åland Post’s management team. She most recently served as Controller and Process Developer within the same business area. Linda Håkans has extensive knowledge of Åland Post and long-standing experience in financial and operational management. The postal network extends across Åland and beyond, relying on processes and systems that must function seamlessly—both locally and internationally. "We are very pleased to welcome Linda Håkans to this key role in developing sustainable and reliable communication between Ålanders and the wider world," says CEO Johan Sundblom. Linda Håkans comments on her new role: "Åland Post is close to my heart, and I look forward to leading Postal Services, our core business. Together with our skilled and committed employees, I want to continue developing the postal services of the future." Linda Håkans succeeds Eivor Granberg, who is retiring. We extend our sincere thanks to Eivor for her many years of dedication and valuable contributions to Åland Post. The Postal Services business area has approximately 70 employees and is responsible for mail and newspaper delivery to 16,800 addresses in Åland. The business area also includes post offices and agents, customer service, international mail exchange, direct mail, stamps, and the Friskvård.ax service.

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2. 

   29 January 2026

   Summer jobs available – drivers wanted

   Åland Post is now looking for several summer workers for the summer of 2026. We are looking for: Long-haul truck drivers Truck drivers Delivery van drivers Positions are available at various locations on Åland and in Turku. As a summer employee, you will be part of a constantly evolving work environment, where responsibility, teamwork, and customer service are in focus. With us, you will work with socially important services in a company with high service standards and a strong customer focus. Åland Post is an important actor in society and one of Åland’s largest land-based employers, with around 140 employees. Learn more about the positions and apply at jobb.alandpost.com. Recruitment is ongoing – don’t wait to submit your application!

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   28 January 2026

   What happens to mail we are unable to deliver?

   Sometimes we are unable to deliver a letter or package. It may be missing an address, the address may be incorrect or made up, or the name may be unreadable. These are called undeliverable items. We always do our best to find the correct recipient. We also try to locate the sender if the item is returned. Here’s what we do: We store the item at Åland Post Customer Service. By law, we are not allowed to open or discard the item. Twice a year, the undeliverable items are sent to the Government of Åland. Their legal team then tries to trace the sender. Our goal is for every item to either reach the recipient or be returned to the sender. How to reduce the risk of undelivered mail: Always write the recipient’s name and address clearly on your letters and packages. Also include the sender’s name. This increases the chance that your mail will reach its destination or be returned to you if something goes wrong. Have you sent a letter or package that hasn’t arrived? It may be worth contacting our Customer Service. In some cases, we can help by searching through the undeliverable items.

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