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Royal 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… More: continued here

Hyndburn MP hits-out over 'unnecessary' plans to privatise Royal MailBlackburn CitizenThe Hyndburn MP said the government was pushing ahead with plans to privatise the Royal Mail, 'despite the fact it made a £403 million profit last year'. Mr Jones' comments came less than a week after he said 'job insecurity …

THE boss of Royal Mail has attacked the Government's pay-setting efforts as "hopelessly broken" and "highly politicised" in an unguarded outburst to a member of the public who complained about her £250,000 housing allowance.         More: continued here

The head of the Royal Mail has described pay-setting in Government-backed companies as "hopelessly broken". More: continued here

Royal Mail chief exec slams 'hopelessly broken' Govt pay and benefit adminWorkplace Savings & Benefits"In Royal Mail as a commercial company with a public mission we have a long way to go … but it is certainly more stable now … able to offer thousands of people, 150,000 in fact, …

Royal Mail boss in pay outburstexpressandstar.comThe head of the Royal Mail has described pay-setting in Government-backed companies as "hopelessly broken". 190c33b2-0f01-11e3-bfbb-0a0c02230000 Royal Mail boss, Moya Greene, who says she has been "deeply offended'' by criticism of her pay and … More: continued here

Irish Independent Royal Mail chief 'deeply offended' by pay criticismIrish IndependentThe 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 …

Royal Mail boss says Government pay policies are "hopelessly broken"Telegraph.co.ukMoya Greene, the Canadian chief executive who is paid £1.5m a year, revealed that it took 15 months before ministers “deigned to explain the exact basis” on which she would be remunerated. She also complained that about the British media which, …

The Guardian Deliveries hit their targets as Royal Mail strives to impressThe IndependentThere was good news for the Government today ahead of its planned £3bn privatisation of Royal Mail this autumn, as the postal operator's latest service report reveals it hit its delivery targets. Ministers hope to impress potential investors …

FAITH in the post will be rocked today by figures showing tens of millions of letters are being delivered late every year by the Royal Mail.         More: continued here