Royal Mail

Royal Mail chief Adam Crozier 'rewarded for failure'Times Online, UK –16 hours agoLondon Unions accused Royal Mail of double standards after it missed nine of its twelve service targets last year but still paid a £2million performance … More: continued here

Royal Mail boss Adam Crozier's £3million pay packet was a shamMirror.co.uk, UK –3 hours agoBy Clinton Manning 30/05/2008 Royal Mail's defence of boss Adam Crozier's £3million pay packet was exposed as a sham last night. … More: continued here

CWU calls for Royal Mail health and safety focusHealth & Safety News, UK –1 hour agoThe Communication Workers Union (CWU) is hoping that a recent change of management at Royal Mail will give fresh impetus to its campaign to reduce the … More: continued here

Logica helps deliver Royal Mail Group systems transformationConsultant News, UK –16 hours agoLogica has won a five year contract with Post Office Limited part of Royal Mail Group, to implement and support two centralised business intelligence … More: continued here

Leaders who reach outFinancial Times, UK –5 minutes agoAllan Leighton, the much-admired business leader and former Asda chief executive, has been known to turn up at Royal Mail sorting offices at dawn to greet … More: continued here

Our Post Office is in crisis… So why is its 3m boss having fun …This is London, UK –May 28, 2008Adam Crozier – the Royal Mail chief presiding over thousands of post office closures – flew out day after it was revealed he was paid a staggering … More: continued here

LONDON.- London’s Royal Parks will burst into colour in more ways than one this summer when the prosaic green and white striped deckchair is transformed into 23 specially commissioned designs. More: continued here

London Unions accused Royal Mail of double standards after it missed nine of its twelve service targets last year but still paid a £2million performance bonus to its chief executive, Adam Crozier. More: continued here

Consumer watchdog finds that consumer expectations were not exceeded, or even met, as stated in defence of pay More: continued here

British archaeologists use radiocarbon dating to solve part of the mystery surrounding the prehistoric megaliths. Radiocarbon dating of cremated bodies excavated from Britain’s Stonehenge have solved part of the ancient mystery surrounding the 5,000-year-old site: It was a burial ground for what may have been the country’s first royal dynasty. …