Five stories you may have missed this week

1) Plan to scrap Bauer judgment raises ‘serious issues’ The Department for Work and Pensions’ plans to scrap the Bauer judgment raises “serious issues of pension protection”, according to Lane Clark & Peacock. 2) Women need £185,000 more for same retirement as men Women need to save £185,000 more than …

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News updates from November 18: Turkey’s central bank cuts rates again, Ford teams with GlobalFoundries to boost future chip supply, CVC to acquire Unilever tea business

The governor of Upper Austria has said his province and the city of Salzburg will enforce a full lockdown from Monday, shutting non-essential shops and hospitality venues and ordering all residents to stay at home, regardless of vaccination status. In a statement today, Thomas Stelzer called on Austria’s federal government …

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Royal Mail commits to 70,000 Sq ft in Worksop

Member Article Royal Mail has agreed a lease on a 71,612 sq ft warehouse on the Manton Wood Business Park in North Nottinghamshire facilitated by leading property consultants Commercial Property Partners, acting on behalf of client, Clearbell UK Strategic Trust (CST), a fund advised by Clearbell Capital. Royal Mail has …

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Royal Mail deliveries could be delayed in Essex today

RESIDENTS living in Essex who are expecting to receive a special parcel or an important letter today might be left disappointed. Royal Mail has this morning identified four areas in the county that might experience postage delays, or in some cases complete cancellations. A spokesman for Royal Mail said the confirmed …

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Oxford post delays: Royal Mail blames new routes and sickness

Residents have reported waiting weeks for important letters, bills and birthday cards.  Now Royal Mail bosses have blamed new post routes and staff sickness for the problems.  A spokeperson said: “We apologise to customers for any delays they may have experienced in some parts of Oxford. The vast majority of mail …

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