Royal Mail

ROYAL Mail workers will be balloted next week on Government plans to privatise the state-owned postal service. More: continued here

Profits could almost double at the state-owned business as it should report a surplus of between £300million and £400million, up from the £211million it made in operating profits last year, it has been reported. More: continued here

BBC News Postal union threatens disruption over Royal Mail privatisationFinancial TimesThat would, in effect, invite Royal Mail and private companies such as TNT Post and UK Mail to seek an injunction declaring the action, launched on the back of a less strict “consultative” ballot, unlawful. Otherwise it could result in …

Royal Mail is to unveil a big jump in annual profits this week as it paves the way for a £3 billion stock market flotation later this year. More: continued here

Crewe Guardian St Lukes in Royal Mail delivery rowCrewe GuardianSt Luke's Promotions Manager Claire Langston said: “The Royal Mail has advised they want more evidence of non-delivery, however it is impossible and impractical for us to ask all our supporters for evidence, as it is time spent wasted instead of …

The Sunday Times Royal Mail float's stamp of approvalExpress.co.ukROYAL MAIL will unveil a sharp jump in profits this week, allowing ministers to rubber stamp plans for a multibillion pound stock market flotation. By: Tracey Boles. Published: Sun, May 19, 2013. Tweet · 0 Comments. Profits-are-set-to-be-between-300 …Opposition in the post for …

ROYAL MAIL will unveil a sharp jump in profits this week, allowing ministers to rubber stamp plans for a multibillion pound stock market flotation.         More: continued here

The Sunday Times Opposition in the post for Royal Mail saleThe IndependentIf Royal Mail were invented today it would deliver letters a couple of days a week and parcels every evening. Rather than returning home to a red "Sorry we missed you" card, Fred Bloggs could expect his Amazon delivery …

ROYAL MAIL is set to unveil bumper annual profits this week paving the way for a blockbuster £3bn privatisation. The state-owned delivery service will post full-year earnings of between £300m to £400m, driven by the boom in online shopping. More: continued here

If Royal Mail were invented today it would deliver letters a couple of days a week and parcels every evening. Rather than returning home to a red "Sorry we missed you" card, Fred Bloggs could expect his Amazon delivery to arrive after he got home from work, and would file …