Royal Mail

LONDON, Oct 25 (Reuters) – Royal Mail boss Adam Crozier said he hoped commonsense would prevail when management and union representatives meet on Monday for talks aimed at ending a dispute that has paralysed Britain’s postal service. Two days of nationwide industrial action last week created delivery mayhem, with millions …

I'd give the Royal Mail short shriftSunday SunIF I were a postie, I'd be revolting. Not because of jobs, or pay, or new technology. Not even because of the hours or changed working practices. … More: continued here

Financial Times Royal Mail's Adam Crozier on Andrew MarrBBC News… it was significant that Adam Crozier, the chief executive of Royal Mail decided to break his silence and come to the TV studios to give his assessment …Royal Mail struggles to deliver backlogUnited Press InternationalSussex firms cope with Royal Mail …

TUC to mediate in postal disputeIndependentThe Royal Mail and the Communication Workers Union accepted an invitation for talks from general secretary Brendan Barber. Both sides were in touch with the … More: continued here

guardian.co.uk Beating the tax clock – and the codeguardian.co.ukPhotograph: Christopher Furlong/Getty Images The Royal Mail strike last week has left the self-employed and others planning to post tax forms by 31 October … More: continued here

Royal Mail struggles to deliver backlogUnited Press InternationalLONDON, Oct. 25 (UPI) — The British Royal Mail is struggling to get millions of letters and packages to their destinations before its employees strike …and more » More: continued here

Florists Beat Royal Mail DisruptionPR Web (press release)With the continuing Royal Mail strike, customers will have huge doubt when considering an online purchase. The reassurance of offering an alternate method … More: continued here

Mandelson hails post strike talksBBC NewsBoth sides in the Royal Mail dispute should seize the chance for progress at talks on Monday, Lord Mandelson says. The business secretary described the … More: continued here

Union leaders will land on their feet but postmen may notTelegraph.co.ukWith management and unions deadlocked over the best way to preserve Royal Mail and yet save as many jobs as possible, it is an ominous sign that some of the …and more » More: continued here

Talks between union leaders and Royal Mail bosses in the United Kingdom have resumed. More: continued here