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Times Online British postal workers prepare to strike over pay and conditionsTimes OnlineThe union said that the activity could escalate to a national strike and accused Royal Mail of “sulking” since plans to part-privatise the group were … More: continued here

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POSTAL workers in the region are likely to follow other Royal Mail employees with strike action later in the month. More: continued here

Zacks Bull and Bear of the Day Highlights: CDC Corporation, Overstock.com, ExxonMobil, Royal Dutch Shell and Valero More: continued here

Ouch! BA's pension deficit is set to pass 3 billion poundsReuters BlogsBT's, for example, is 6.85 percent, and the Royal Mail's 6.4 percent, Put in perspective, this is twice the airline's current market value, or getting on … More: continued here

Times Online Strike action condemned by Royal MailThomson Online BenefitsA national strike is set to go ahead tomorrow by members of the Communication Workers Union (CWU) which will bring much of the Royal Mail's network to a …Royal Mail staff to strikeTeleTextDisruption to postal services as 12000 Royal Mail workers …

Council to scrap monthly newspaperThe CornishmanIn July 2008 it was revealed the newspaper had been classified as "junk" by the Royal Mail, which refused to deliver it. The first edition also ran without …and more » More: continued here

Delivery workers to fight back with spray to stop dog attacksScotsmanA Royal Mail spokeswoman said: "Unfortunately, dog attacks are a hazard faced by our employees and we have recorded around 300 attacks in Scotland in the …Posties bite back against vicious dogsDeadline Press & Picture Agencyall 3 news articles » More: …

About 170 Royal Mail workers in Bristol will take part in a 24-hour strike in parts in the city on Friday. More: continued here

More than 12,000 members of the Communication Workers Union, based in offices from Plymouth to Edinburgh, will walk out for 24 hours. More: continued here