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Royal Mail seeks 19000 Christmas temps
Keighley News Most of the roles will be supporting Royal Mail's 124,000 permanent staff who sort and deliver the post. Royal Mail's chief operations officer, Sue Whalley, said: "Christmas is the busiest time of the year for Royal Mail and we plan all year round to … |
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More could join Bristol postal strikeBristol Evening PostStaff at the Royal Mail depots in Montpelier and Whitehall were striking over proposed job cuts, with mail deliveries in the BS5, BS6 and BS7 postcode areas … More: continued here
Lancashire Evening Post Missing cash bounces back after mail woeLancashire Evening PostBill McGrath, from the Ingol Community Association (ICA), sent £800 to a firm via Royal Mail's Special Delivery tracker service to pay for a bouncy castle surround. However, the parcel, which was insured for £1000, never arrived at its destination in … More: continued…
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The C Suite Royal Mail Shares Look to Support Zone Seen at 476pThe C SuiteWe are watching shares in Royal Mail plc (LON:RMG) at the present time following the recent decline from the 520p level. While the shares are up over a percent on Monday investors are urged not to become complacent; according to analyst…
Shopkeeper discovers letters dumped in binNorthamptonshire Evening Telegraph, UK –4 hours agoBy Jennifer Coles AN investigation has been launched by Royal Mail after a newsagent discovered a bundle of undelivered letters in his bin. … More: continued here