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Poll blames government as postal strike goes ahead

Gordon Brown's handling of the Royal Mail strikes comes under strong criticism from the public and Labour backbenchers today, with a new poll showing most voters believe the government should get directly involved in the dispute and force management and unions to go to the conciliation service Acas. The Communication …

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TNT's big investors reject Royal Mail plan

Shareholders in TNT are warning the Dutch postal firm against buying a stake in Royal Mail. Investors contacted by the Observer said they were concerned that the British government would prevent TNT from cutting thousands of postal workers' jobs to make Royal Mail's letters business more profitable. Gordon Brown is …

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No teeth to new killer dog law – Mirror.co.uk

Mirror.co.uk No teeth to new killer dog lawMirror.co.ukRoyal Mail boss Moya Greene has to return £250,000 to the taxpayer and business secretary Vince Cable says “the matter is closed”. Oh no, it isn't, Baldilocks. Cop this: Ms Greene got a 30% pay rise to £1.47million. That's a cool 72 times …

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Postal strikes called off on eve of fresh action

• Agreement after days of talks between Royal Mail and CWU • Industrial action had been planned for tomorrow and Monday The postal workers union have dramatically called off a third round of postal strikes due to start tomorrow and agreed to hold further talks to try to reach a …

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Royal Mail sell-off moves closer – Belfast Newsletter

Belfast Newsletter Royal Mail sell-off moves closerBelfast Newsletter“A sale will give Royal Mail the commercial freedom it needs to thrive and to secure the universal postal service. The retail offer will be an important part of the overall IPO. Members of the public will be able to apply for Royal …

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UK offers Royal Mail shares – DAWN.com

UK offers Royal Mail sharesDAWN.comLONDON, Aug 7: The British government has invited stockbrokers to apply to help sell shares in the Royal Mail postal service to members of the public as part of a planned stock market listing. The 497-year-old institution is to be floated by the end of … …

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