[ad_1] Many people might not be ready to hear the word ‘Christmas’ just yet but there is no denying the festive season is fast approaching. For those who like to be prepared, buying presents early and getting them sent off is one way to take some of the stress out of the festive season. So…
[ad_1] Royal Mail workers are set to strike on Thursday (October 20) which will be fourth of 21 strikes in a long-running dispute over pay and conditions. 115,000 members across the UK will walk out for a 24-hour strike on Thursday, beginning at 4am, the Communication Workers Union (CWU) said, according to HertsLive. The planned…
[ad_1] We’ve had the rush to cash in our £20 and, if you were lucky, £50 notes as the old paper versions became redundant, now the race is on to either use up or swap your stamps. That’s right, the old book of stamps that you have squirrelled away in a cupboard for emergencies will…
[ad_1] The airline serving Scotland’s islands and remote airports has returned to profit as its owners continue to look to sell the business. Loganair said the easing of coronavirus restrictions had helped its financial performance, with passenger numbers rising 288 per cent to almost 980,000. That helped it book a near £5 million pre-tax profit…
[ad_1] Royal Mail workers are set to strike on Thursday (October 20) which will be fourth strike out of 21 strikes in a long-running dispute over pay and conditions. The Communication Workers Union (CWU) said 115,000 members across the UK would walk out in a 24-hour strike on Thursday, starting at 4am BST. The strikes…
[ad_1] Swap old stamps for the latest barcoded versions so you are not left out of pocket By Laura Purkess For The Daily Mail Published: 17:01 EDT, 18 October 2022 | Updated: 17:01 EDT, 18 October 2022 People are being urged to exchange old stamps for the latest barcoded versions to avoid being left out…
[ad_1] Headteachers in England and Wales are threatening to take strike action over pay and funding for the first time ever in the new year as a wave of industrial unrest spreads across the UK’s public sector. NAHT, the school leaders’ union, on Tuesday said it would launch a formal vote on industrial action after…
[ad_1] woman sitting in wheelchair at the table and looking at computer monitor while talking on mobile phone and drinking coffee at home Shares in the newly branded International Distributions Services (LSE: IDS) saw a big crash last week. With the stock already down more than 60% this year, could this present me with a…
[ad_1] JEREMY HUNT’S shredding of Kwasi Kwarteng’s mini-budget shows the markets can take on the government and force it to change course. The question facing delegates to the TUC Congress this week is whether the labour movement can do the same. Not everything is about government. The biggest surge in industrial disputes for decades is…
[ad_1] The UAE-UK Business Council will host its 20th plenary meeting in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday, during which a partnership with the Cherie Blair Foundation for Women to encourage support for female entrepreneurs in less developed countries is due to be announced. The 100,000 Women Programme has already secured the participation of more than 100…