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The union that represents postal workers rejects a proposed 8.6% pay increase from Royal Mail, amid privatisation plans. More: continued here

Royal Mail has ruled the gulls are a health and safety risk and told residents at Liskey Hill Crescent, Perranporth, Cornwall, to collect their letters from a nearby post office. More: continued here

STRIKES by Royal Mail staff are a step closer after workers rejected a three-year pay deal amid plans to privatise the company.         More: continued here

An offer by Royal Mail of a three-year pay deal to around 125,000 employees has been rejected, amid warnings of industrial conflict. More: continued here

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An offer by Royal Mail of a three-year pay deal to around 125,000 employees has been rejected, amid warnings of industrial conflict. The company said the proposed deal would increase base rates by 8.6%, … More: continued here

Royal Mail pay offer is rejectedexpressandstar.comThe Royal Mail said it also wanted a "new model" for the company to work together with the Communication Workers Union (CWU). A statement said terms and conditions in the proposed agreement would not be affected by any change in ownership of the … More: continued …

A lump sum of £300 would also be paid in December, as well as new incentive arrangements including a minimum £100 bonus, payable at the end of each year. More: continued here

A British union rejected a three-year pay offer from Royal Mail on Monday, warning industrial action was inevitable if bosses did not meet its demands ahead of the post group’s planned privatisation later … More: continued here

Officials at Royal Mail said petrified posties on the street in Perranporth, Cornwall, have been injured by the swooping birds, dive-bombing and pecking at their heads. More: continued here