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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. More: continued here

Royal Mail boss says people may snub postal service because of disputeTimes OnlineRoyal Mail's chief executive has painted a bleak picture of the industry's future — and warned that the current strife could result in people deciding that … More: continued here

Talk sense, postal boss urges unionMetroThe head of Royal Mail was hopeful today that a fresh round of talks would avoid crippling strikes. Chief executive Adam Crozier said he hopes 'common …and more » More: continued here

Business customers that turn to new low-cost alternative delivery services may not return to Royal Mail after the CWU strike. Photograph: CHRISTOPHER THOMOND MANY BUSINESS customers who use the More: continued here

Times Online Postmen are 'fit only for snail mail'Times OnlineThe findings will be a further blow to postal workers in a dispute with Royal Mail over pay, conditions and modernisation. … More: continued here

Post chief lashes out ahead of peace talksFinancial TimesThe head of Royal Mail told union leaders on Sunday to “shut up” and return to work, amid a bitter exchange of words … More: continued here

BBC News Unions told to 'shut up' and reach agreement by Royal Mail bossTelegraph.co.ukThe boss of the Royal Mail has warned the postal unions to “shut up” and urged them to use “common sense” to resolve national strikes. …Royal Mail calls for commonsense to end strikeReutersMail boss asks for 'common …

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 …