Business Secretary Vince Cable has to sign off any pay increases for Royal Mail boss Moya Greene (pictured) but was kept in the dark about the payment for more than a year. He said: 'I would not have approved it' and has demanded Ms Greene pay the money back. More: continued here
IN an age when many post offices appear to be closing, the people of Newent are set to get a boost in services. More: continued here
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Telegraph.co.uk Royal Mail boss Moya Greene's pay is revealedBBC NewsRoyal Mail chief executive Moya Greene received pay and benefits worth £1.47m last financial year, the group's annual report has revealed. Ms Greene's basic salary was unchanged at £498,000, but other benefits increased, meaning her total package went …Royal Mail boss payments revealedexpressandstar.comMoya Greene will repay £250000…
Royal Mail chief executive Moya Greene received pay and benefits worth £1.47m last year, but she is repaying £120,000 paid towards buying a house. More: continued here
The chief executive of Royal Mail received almost £1.5 million in pay and benefits in the last financial year, although she is returning £120,000 paid towards the cost of buying a house. More: continued here
House Republican leaders are to present a bill that would cut the food stamps program by $40 billion over 10 years, a move opposed by Democrats. Republicans say the program, whose enrollment soared after the 2008-09 recession, is unbearably expensive at $78 billion a year. More: continued here
Royal Mail chief executive Moya Greene received pay and benefits worth £1.47m last year, but she is repaying £120,000 paid towards buying a house. More: continued here
Post Office Pulls 'In Priority We Trust' SloganNPR"In Priority We Trust" was the slogan the U.S. Postal Service was going to launch at the end of last month to highlight its priority mail products. Signs were sent out to post offices around the country. Apparently the motto, playing off of "In God We …U.S. Postal…
Special delivery from the post office — beer, wine and spirits, if Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe has his way. More: continued here