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Royal Mail scoops award for reducing sickness absenceWorkplace Law Network (subscription)Royal Mail has received an award in recognition of its sickness reduction programme which has reduced by 7% in the last 12 months and saved the company over … More: continued here

Postal workers speak outRye and Battle Today"So I beg of your readers please where you have a legitimate complaint about the service of the Royal Mail locally please contact Royal Mail's customer … More: continued here

Royal mail driver breath-tested at Aberdeen AirportAberdeen Evening ExpressAN INQUIRY was under way today after a Royal Mail driver was arrested on suspicion of being under the influence of alcohol near Aberdeen Airport's runway. … More: continued here

Daily Mail Last updated at 9:34 AM on 22nd July 2009Daily MailThe Review Panel is part of Royal Mail's customer service which people can use if they are not happy with the initial response to a complaint. …and more » More: continued here

Producing A Mailshot On A ShoestringFresh Business ThinkingCompanies of all sizes are feeling the pinch, but smaller businesses may be feeling the effects more … More: continued here

Daily Mail Last updated at 1:14 AM on 22nd July 2009Daily MailThe Review Panel is part of Royal Mail's customer service which people can use if they are not happy with the initial response to a complaint. … More: continued here

THE ARCHBISHOP of Wales Dr Barry Morgan said the Welsh farming industry has risen from the ashes of the foot-and-mouth outbreak and come out stronger, when he addressed his show-going “flock” with a sermon at the start of the Royal Welsh Show at Llanelwedd. More: continued here

The Royal Welsh Show is having a busy second day despite poor weather. Get a flavour of the event – which runs until Thursday 23 July – by watching this short video. More: continued here

The Royal Mail Group wins award for tackling sickness absenceEmployee BenefitsThe Royal Mail Group has won an award after reducing its sickness absence rate by 7% in one year, saving the organisation more than £15 million. … More: continued here

INSTEAD of the £5 note she was expecting, nine-year-old Alice Wilding opened her birthday card to find a letter from Royal Mail stating that it had been “mistreated due to criminal activity.” More: continued here