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Royal Mail could offer share plan for staffEmployee BenefitsThe introduction of an employee share plan for Royal Mail is a realistic possibility, according to MPs speaking at the ifsProShare conference yesterday. … More: continued here

Daily Mail A million letters could go undelivered in Royal Mail strikes …Daily MailBut postal workers say they will not tackle it unless they are paid overtime, which Royal Mail is refusing to do because it does not want to 'reward' the …and more » More: continued here

Sailor's stamp of approval for 'snail mail'Shields GazetteThe series of six postage stamps, issued by the Royal Mail last Thursday, celebrates the work of the Royal Navy past and present. Presentation packs of the … More: continued here

Only 60 per cent of letters delivered in BBC testParcel2GoBBC test shows problems at the Royal Mail, while the CWU blasts the use of casual workers to clear the backlog. Out of ten test letters posted by BBC London … More: continued here

Royal Mail praise Cardinus for their Safety Leadership Course24-7PressRelease.com (press release)The four-day in-house course devised by Barry Holt, Head of Health & Safety Consultancy at Cardinus and Keith Scott, Group Head of Safety at Royal Mail… More: continued here

West Norfolk: Post strike hits businessLynn NewsWe use Royal Mail for virtually all our incoming and outgoing mail, from bills and invoices, to letters from the public." Mr David Parish, managing director … More: continued here

Couple are key to postbox protectionSouth Devon Herald ExpressA COUPLE have been thanked for returning a bunch of keys to Royal Mail after they were left hanging in an open post box on an industrial estate. … More: continued here

More than 30 million letters and parcels stuck in the backlog caused by striking postal workers. More: continued here

After nearly a decade of heading up the Royal Ontario Museum and leading a bold expansion project designed by Daniel Libeskind, William Thorsell plans to step down as the ROM’s director and CEO. More: continued here

A backlog of 15 million letters in London may never be delivered because Royal Mail refuses to offer overtime, BBC London learns. More: continued here