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Royal Mail exceeds some targets, misses othersTameBayRoyal Mail Feat Royal Mail exceeded their targets for the delivery of 1st and 2nd class mail according to their delivery report for the first quarter of the 2013/14 financial year which has just been released. 93.4% of First Class mail was delivered … …

The Guardian Royal Mail boss says government pay-setting is 'broken'BBC NewsMoya Greene, the chief executive of Royal Mail, has said the system of setting the pay for the heads of government-backed companies is "hopelessly broken". Ms Greene also said she had been "deeply offended" by criticism of her pay and …

Greene, who was brought in to turn around the ailing postal service ahead of privatisation, has complained the system for setting pay in government-backed firms was ‘hopelessly broken’. More: continued here

Evening Standard Royal Mail boss Moya Greene attacks 'broken' pay deal systemEvening StandardMs Greene agreed to return £120,000 — the value of the payment after tax — after Mr Cable said it had been a “mistake” for the Royal Mail board to give her the money without his approval. It …

Post in Bath is being delivered on time by Royal MailThis is BathDelivery director for Royal Mail, Alan Gairns, said: “It is excellent news that we have exceeded our targets for First Class and Second Class letters and parcels. We are committed to maintaining our high standards of service for …

Royal Mail boss in pay outburstAol MoneyThe union is threatening to hold a strike ballot in the coming weeks unless a deal can be reached on pay, jobs, pensions and other issues linked to the Government's controversial plans to privatise the Royal Mail. Royal Mail said in a statement: "We …

The Journal Royal Mail meets its targetsThe JournalMore than 93% of first class mail arrives the next working day, according the Royal Mail. The firm delivered 93.4% of first class mail the next working day against a target of 93%, while 99% of second class post was delivered within three …

The UK government is planning to begin the sale of its majority stake in Royal Mail in September, Bloomberg reported, citing three people with knowledge of the matter. More: continued here

Royal Mail Boss Moya Greene 'Deeply Offended' By Pay CriticismHuffington Post UKRoyal Mail chief executive Moya Greene has admitted to being "deeply offended" by criticism of her £1.5 million pay packet, blaming it on the "hopelessly broken" system for setting executive pay for government-backed firms. Greene made the candid … …

Royal Mail boss attacks 'broken' pay deal systemEvening StandardThe Canadian boss of Royal Mail has complained about the “hopelessly broken” system of pay deals in taxpayer-backed firms after she was forced to hand back a £250,000 housing allowance. Moya Greene said she was “deeply offended” to have her pay … More: …