Employee Benefits |
EXCLUSIVE: Royal Mail Group receives 1200 orders for car salary sacrifice scheme
Employee Benefits Royal Mail Group has seen staff place 1,200 orders for cars after launching a salary sacrifice car scheme in March. It launched its My Drive scheme, which employees can take up at any time and is provided by Zenith, in conjunction with the launch of … |
More: continued here
Labour says it cannot promise to renationalise Royal Mail, which is due to float on the stock market, but will impose new customer service obligations. More: continued here
Win flora and fauna stamp setswww.solihullnews.net, UKMORE than 450 species of wild plants currently face national extinction, and to highlight the threat to our native flora, Royal Mail is issuing ten examples of our endangered plants. Issued on 19 May in a se-tenant block of ten 1st Class stamps, … More: continued here
[ad_1] Frustrated estate residents have discussed long-running HGV and parking problems with their MP – and suggested a park and ride service and lorry park. A meeting between Moreton Hall Residents’ Association (MHRA), which represents those living on Moreton Hall, Bury St Edmunds, and Peter Prinsley MP took place last week, with councillors and the…
[ad_1] Pictured: Prince Philip joking with crew of Royal Yacht Britannia on Christmas Day 1956 (the last time the Queen spent December 25 alone) Never-before-seen photograph of Prince Philip was taken on Christmas Day 1956 Taken thousands of miles away as the Queen prepared for her festive broadcast Image is a poignant throwback to the last…
[ad_1] A royal expert has revealed why Prince Harry may not have a taste for seafood after Meghan Markle shared he ‘doesn’t like lobster’ in series two of her Netflix show. The new trailer for With Love, Meghan was released on Tuesday and showed Meghan hosting a fresh batch of celebrities and influencers at the…
Business Insider Australia Britain's Royal Mail has invested millions in this Aussie startupBusiness Insider AustraliaThe giant UK government-owned postal service Royal Mail has placed a multi-million dollar bet on a Melbourne startup providing back end management systems for e-commerce platforms. Market Engine only launched late last year, raising $1.2 million …and more » More: continued here