Royal Mail

The Guardian Royal Mail Christmas workers complain of poor treatmentThe GuardianTemporary postal workers who thought they had secured precious paid employment in the run-up to Christmas have been turned away from sorting offices due to administrative failures by Royal Mail's in-house staffing agency, the Guardian can reveal. …Mail pay row …

With more than 180,000 parcels passing through their hands in just one night, Royal Mail staff know they are living in unprecedented times. More: continued here

Busiest day for Royal Mail workersScotland on SundayRoyal Mail is expecting to experience its busiest day of the year, handling more than 10 million letters, cards and parcels as the Christmas rush gets under way. More than 180 million items will be delivered over the festive period in Scotland and …

The Guardian Busiest day for Royal Mail workersThe Press AssociationRoyal Mail is expecting to experience its busiest day of the year, handling more than 10 million letters, cards and parcels as the Christmas rush gets under way. More than 180 million items will be delivered over the festive period in …

Royal Mail expects Christmas rush will ensure busiest day of the yearScottish Daily RecordROYAL Mail expects to experience its busiest day of the year today, handling more than 10 million letters, cards and parcels as the Christmas rush gets under way. More than 180 million items will be delivered over …

Busiest day for Royal Mail workersKirkintilloch TodayRoyal Mail is expecting to experience its busiest day of the year, handling more than 10 million letters, cards and parcels as the Christmas rush gets under way. More than 180 million items will be delivered over the festive period in Scotland and the …

Mail workers at Crosby Delivery Office walk out on unofficial strikeLiverpool EchoA spokesman for the Royal Mail was unable to comment on reports the strike was sparked by a dispute between a manager and a member of staff who is facing disciplinary action. The workers at the Brighton Road office …

ROYAL Mail expects to experience its busiest day of the year today, handling more than 10 million letters, cards and parcels as the Christmas rush gets under way. More: continued here

MILLIONS of items may be delayed as Royal Mail temporary workers threatened to walk out More: continued here

Mail pay row may hit cards and giftsThe SunMILLIONS of Christmas items could be delayed after temporary Royal Mail workers threatened to walk out. Furious staff vowed to stop work at mail centres across the country on Friday after discovering they had not been paid. …Season's greetings strikes sour note …