Royal Mail

Nothing to do but cut and run Online UK retailers are outlining plans to flee Royal Mail’s service following yesterday’s Communication Workers Union vote, which came out massively in favour of a national strike.… Case Study: WhatsUp keeps Legoland turnstyles ringing More: continued here

IMRG says Royal Mail is risking its work in engaging with online retail by taking strike action. More: continued here

An exclusive survey for Sky News shows that three quarters of businesses are considering dropping the Royal Mail as a national strike looms. The poll in conjunction with the British Chambers of Comm… More: continued here

• 75% of 250 firms may opt for rival delivery service • Crozier condemns union decision to take action Argos joined a growing band of retailers making plans to desert Royal Mail today as the Communication Workers Union voted overwhelmingly in favour of a national strike over proposed changes to …

Telegraph.co.uk Royal Mail hires temporary staffFinancial TimesRoyal Mail is recruiting hundreds of temporary staff at special sorting centres in an effort to keep services …Small businesses urge Royal Mail strike interventionguardian.co.ukCharities fear £50m mail strike disaster at ChristmasDaily MailRoyal Mail strike threatens ChristmasInquirerTelegraph.co.uk –BBC News –Registerall 731 news articles » More: continued here

Telegraph.co.uk Small businesses urge Royal Mail strike interventionguardian.co.ukLetters addressed to Tsunami quake appeal, at Mount Pleasant Royal Mail sorting office, London..04-01-2005..Photograph by Martin Godwin. …Royal Mail strike threatens ChristmasInquirerA strike will be the last post for Royal MailTelegraph.co.ukStrike threat to Christmas mailBBC NewsRegister –Marketing Week –PersonnelToday.comall 730 news articles » More: continued here

Retail body the Interactive Media In Retail Group (IMRG) has voiced its disappointment with Royal Mail workers over their vote to strike. More: continued here

Regional Royal Mail workers continued walkouts on Friday, a day after voting in favour of a national strike in a bitter row over jobs and pay, a move condemned as “deplorable” by Royal Mail. More: continued here

David Neal, V3.co.uk , Friday 9 October 2009 at 11:11:00 IMRG expresses frustration at postal workers’ decision Retail body the Interactive Media In Retail Group (IMRG) has voiced its disappointment with Royal Mail workers over their vote to strike. The organisation said in a statement that it “regrets” the decision …

Dark times for Royal MailMarketing WeekThe last seven days have been the mother of all bad weeks for Royal Mail. When members of the Communications Workers Union voted for a national strike last … More: continued here