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Royal Mail is to recruit up to 30,000 temporary staff to cope with strikes and the Christmas rush. More: continued here

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The UK’s Royal Mail will recruit up to 30,000 temporary staff to deal with a looming postal strike. More: continued here

When he was a boy, John Jacobs followed his parents to one craft, gem or mineral show after another. “I grew up traveling,” he recalls. “There was a show every weekend. I had to do some home schooling.” More: continued here

PARIS: FedEx Corp, a bellwether for the economy, is witnessing stabilisation in volumes in Europe and improvement in China and Asia, a senior executive said last Thursday. More: continued here

Labour's Lost PostMirror.co.ukIf the Royal Mail strikes go-ahead on Thursday and Friday(and I have my doubts) the political car … More: continued here

Times Online Temp staff hired by union busted Royal MailLaos NewsThe UK's Royal Mail will recruit up to 30000 temporary staff to deal with a looming postal strike. Trade union leaders have condemned the temporary measure …Royal Mail hires 30000 workers in attempt to beat strike.Telegraph.co.ukUK's Royal Mail to hire …

A union warned yesterday that it might take legal action against Royal Mail for hiring 30,000 temporary workers to clear the backlog of undelivered post from this week’s nationwide strikes. More: continued here

guardian.co.uk TNT lobbies ministers to allow rival door-to-door postal serviceguardian.co.ukToday the Communication Workers Union reacted angrily to separate Royal Mail plans to hire 30000 temporary staff to help deal with any strike backlog …and more » More: continued here

Above: In an effort to offer healthy fruits and vegetables to residents in lower income neighborhoods, farmer’s markets are accepting food stamps. The program benefits local farmers and residents. More: continued here