Striking Liverpool postal staff go back to workLiverpool EchoThe unofficial action at the Brunswick Dock delivery office was taken on Friday after Royal Mail bosses refused to make four posties redundant. … More: continued here
Royal Mail has sounded the death knell for thousands of post offices by slashing their income by up to £30million. More: continued here
FRONT ROYAL — The Warren County School Board debated last week how to proceed with requests for religious exemption from compulsory attendance following the March 25 suspension of a new written regulation. More: continued here
The Guardian Crozier starts his top role at ITVWalesOnlineThe former Royal Mail boss is taking on a tough job as chief executive of ITV, after the group suffered amid one of the worst advertising downturns on …ITV could make a surprise bid for its rival channel FiveCITY A.M.Adam Crozier looks set for ITV millions as…
Former Royal Mail chief executive Adam Crozier started his first day at ITV’s 200 Gray’s Inn Road this morning, but he finds himself with a full agenda and amid a strategic company review. More: continued here
Swann distances herself from Royal Mail rolePost and ParcelWH Smith boss Kate Swann has cooled speculation suggesting she will take up the chief executive position at Royal Mail. Several media reports had suggested … More: continued here
Workers accused of taking unused bottles of wine from non-public areas for their own use. More: continued here
Telegraph.co.uk ITV could make a surprise bid for its rival channel FiveCITY A.M.The former Royal Mail boss could pocket £2.2m for his first year at the helm, possibly earning as much as £16m by 2015. He will receive a basic salary of …Adam Crozier looks set for ITV millions as advertising boom spells bonus timeDaily…
Cuts could put small POs out of businessMirror.co.ukDispute Bonus J Adam Crozier Cuts could put small POs out of business By CLINTON MANNING Business editor ROYAL Mail has … More: continued here
Residents and free-speech advocates say sign-in sheets and rules that make citizens wait to speak until a meeting’s end are being used by cities and school boards to marginalize or silence the public. More: continued here