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Industry is divided over Royal Mail's CDC proposal
Pensions Expert The report suggests that “Royal Mail and the CWU should commit in principle to the future introduction of a collective defined contribution scheme with a defined benefit element”. It also recommends the creation of a pensions forum for the postal … |
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The Guardian Weather delays Christmas postChannel TelevisionJersey Post and Guernsey Post say the cold snap has affected many Royal Mail collections and deliveries. More heavy snow in the UK has caused further heavy …Evening deliveries to beat East Lancashire post backlogBlackburn CitizenRoyal Mail will clear backlog by ChristmasWorcester NewsCotswolds MP up at the Crack of…
Norfolk Eastern Daily Press Tesco van and Royal Mail van involved in crash in TaverhamNorfolk Eastern Daily PressA Norfolk Police spokesman said the collision involved a Royal Mail van and a Tesco delivery van. An East of England Ambulance Service spokesman said one man with non-serious leg injuries was taken to the Norfolk and Norwich…
The boss of Royal Mail says his business is operating with one hand tied behind its back because of over regulation. More: continued here
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Legal Week Legal Week Innovation Awards In-house Legal Department Innovation Award: Royal Mail GroupLegal WeekRoyal Mail Group's in-house team stood out in the legal department innovation category for its efforts to transform the unit from a demand-led advisory function into an agile and strategic business partner. That meant restructuring the legal team and …and more »…
The government made £180m less from the sale of Royal Mail than it could have, and the process of privatising state assets should be reformed, says new report. More: continued here