Voting begins with return of absentee ballotsGustine Press-StandardHowever, if you received your mail from a Post Office Box, you didn't get the Census form, because the Post Office was told not to deliver Census letters …and more » More: continued here
The Sun Royal Mail bill missing from Queen's speechFinancialAdvice.co.ukWhile unofficially the government is refusing to confirm or deny plans to privatise the Royal Mail unofficial sources suggest that while the bill is missing …Bill to sell stake in Royal Mail to go aheadFinancial TimesQueen's speech reveals 21 bills focussing on finance and voting reformThe Guardianall…
News roundup–Hotel Chocolat, Royal Mail sell-offCatalogue e-businessThe coalition government is to press ahead with plans to part-privatise Royal Mail despite the omission of the bill from a draft of the Queen's Speech …and more » More: continued here
Telegraph.co.uk Coalition faces threat of further industrial unrest over plan to sell off …Telegraph.co.ukThe coalition Government is facing the threat of industrial action by postal workers, with a union revolt against plans to sell off parts of the Royal Mail. …Fury over Royal Mail stake planThe Press AssociationRoyal Mail Sale Will See No Real WinnersHell…
A Saskatoon FedEx worker is concerned about a privacy breach where the addresses of around 25 local employees were leaked from Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) to the union trying to organize the global courier service. More: continued here
With the government’s targeted public distribution system coming under attack for inefficiency and wastage from… More: continued here
Decision casts doubt on eBay's advertising of brand-name itemsRichmond Times DispatcheBay tries to lure shoppers to its website by advertising that you can buy certain popular brand-name items there. A recent decision by a fed eral appellate … More: continued here
A SOUTH Harrow Post Office could reopen in August after the company picked a new site for the store. More: continued here
A Brevard County lawyer has taken on the case of a Cape Canaveral man facing a $15,000 lawsuit over a negative comment he left on eBay. Michael Steadman is being sued by Miami Beach attorney Elliot Miller over a $44 time clock he bought from Miller on eBay. More: continued here
eBay tries to lure shoppers to its website by advertising that you can buy certain popular brand-name items there. A recent decision by a fed eral appellate court could cause eBay to stop or restrict such brand-touting advertising. The top page of eBay’s website lists “Hot Brands” for sale there, such as Topps Cards and…