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Wednesday newspaper round-up: Free movement, divorce bill, insurance, Royal Mail
DIGITALLOOK A threat of postal strikes in the approach to Christmas grew last night as Royal Mail workers began preparations to ballot for industrial action over pensions and contracts. The Communication Workers Union, which represents more than 100,000 workers at … |
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[ad_1] For those awaiting a parcel delivery there can be nothing more frustrating than opening the door to find a ”something for you” card on the mat. But Royal Mail is set to implement a big change which will mean recipients will no longer need to head down to their local delivery office to collect…
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[ad_1] KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 14 — The Selangor government has ordered local authorities in the state to review, evaluate and update the standard operating procedure (SOP) in all animal shelters operated by councils. Selangor Local Government Committee chairman Ng Sze Han said the SOP practices will be tabled at the state government for review, better…
Times Online Royal Mail Pension Deficit Exceeds 5.9 Billion Pounds, BBC SaysBloomberg24 (Bloomberg) — Royal Mail Group Plc’s pension fund deficit is “significantly larger” than the 5.9 billion pounds ($8.6 billion) in the “Hooper Review,” the British Broadcasting Corp. reported, citing a letter by Jane Newell, chairman of the Royal…Part-sale of Royal Mail to be…
[ad_1] The Royal Mint has announced today it will release a new commemorative coin series celebrating some of the most iconic kings and queens from the last 500 years of British history. The collection will span four Royal Houses – Tudor; Stuart; Hanover; Saxe-Coburg, Gotha, and Windsor. It will remaster iconic designs in high definition…