Challenge of subsisting on food stamps opens eyes at NCCPocono RecordBrown, who is a student at NCC, was among 49 students, staff and faculty at the college who volunteered to make do on $3 in food stamps each day, … More: continued here
The Attorneys General of New York, New Jersey and Montana said Tuesday that they plan to sue FedEx Ground, claiming the unit’s classification of workers as independent contractors rather than employees violates state labor laws. New York Attorney General… Sponsored Topics: New York – New York State Attorney General – Attorney general – United States…
Debenhams opens on eBay and AmazonIndependentDebenhams has become the first UK department store to start selling its products on both eBay and Amazon, in an effort to boost sales from … More: continued here
Armed raiders, one carrying a gun, flee with just £20 in a post office robbery in Devon. More: continued here
Campaign underway to save post officeNBC2 NewsFORT MYERS: A campaign is underway to keep one of Lee County's oldest post offices from closing its doors. The Miracle Mile Station, in central Fort Myers, … More: continued here
Three suspects have been arrested in connection with an armed robbery of an Effingham County post office last week. More: continued here
Union activists have long argued that Royal Mail is out to break the union – now we have it in the company’s own words. Here Royal Mail admits that it wants to ram through massive cuts and smash workers’ conditions, either by beating the union into submission or by sidelining it altogether. More: continued here
ISBA has called on the Royal Mail and union chiefs to settle their differences or risk direct mail members joining other companies in moving business away from the postal service. More: continued here
Secret documents leaked last week show that Royal Mail is planning to smash the postal workers’ CWU union. Managers hope to inflict a defeat that will change the industry forever. And the Labour government backs them all the way. More: continued here
The Attorneys General of New York, New Jersey and Montana said Tuesday that they plan to sue FedEx Ground, claiming the unit’s classification of workers as independent contractors rather than employees violates state labor laws. More: continued here