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Royal Mail strikes boosting cycle courier bizBike Bizbikeradar has reported that several cycle courier businesses are benefitting from the Royal Mail strikes. With so many consumers and businesses seeking …and more » More: continued here

A stained-glass window at a church in South Lakeland is to be celebrated in a Christmas stamp issued by the Royal Mail this year. More: continued here

Bullying by Royal Mail managers has reached epidemic proportions – and is a major factor behind the strikes that have swept Britain. More: continued here

BBC News A £39bn handout – and the great British banking sell-off beginsguardian.co.ukThe strikes at Royal Mail could affect the mass mailing of hefty documents that Lloyds needs to send out to its more than 2 million private shareholders. …Lloyds' rights issue faces 93pc discountTelegraph.co.ukA banking mess of Mr Darling's …

Union threatens Royal Mail with legal actionUK Net GuideRoyal Mail could face legal action over the recruitment of 30000 agency workers during nationwide strikes. The Communication Worker's Union (CWU) has served … More: continued here

Can firm use temporary staff to help it thwart strike action?Belfast TelegraphQuestion: I've been reading the press reports about Royal Mail's plans to recruit 30000 temps to deal with a backlog of mail caused by striking employees. …and more » More: continued here

Mirror.co.uk Royal Mail Abides Legal ActionTopNews United StatesOn Friday, in the view for past few weeks, the Communication Workers Union (CWU) is going to the High Court to seek an injunction preventing Royal Mail from …Royal Mail row: Post strikes union bid to 'stop scabs'Mirror.co.ukMorning roundup: Union to sue Royal …

Talks to try to break the postal dispute are expected to resume today as the Royal Mail faces legal action over the recruitment of 30,000 agency staff during the strike. More: continued here

THERE was first-class hospitality in York as enthusiasts celebrated the launch of Royal Mail’s new Christmas stamps. More: continued here

Royal Mail will face legal action from a union over the recruitment of agency staff during the postal strike. More: continued here