Anger over £4.5m Royal Mail bonuses (Daily Telegraph)
Royal Mail bosses received more than £4.5 million in bonuses last year – enough to prevent the closure of dozens of post offices.
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Royal Mail bosses received more than £4.5 million in bonuses last year – enough to prevent the closure of dozens of post offices.
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