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Risk-takers rarely fit corporate culture
Financial Times Last week, I participated in a panel discussion about entrepreneurship with executives from Royal Mail, Eon and Procter & Gamble. … |
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The Guardian Royal Mail urged to end pay dispute after reporting profit riseThe GuardianUnite's call came after Royal Mail reported a 5% rise in adjusted operating profit before transformation costs – its preferred measure – to £742m in the year to 27 March. Revenues rose 1% to £9.2bn– hailed as a “resilient performance” by the…
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Simpson Millar | Post office worker awarded £100000 after 2 knee injuries in 4 …Linex Legal (press release) (registration)Supported by evidence from a manager witness, his Royal Mail employer stated that Mr X, then 59, could work on light duties full-time after the accident, with his position available until retirement age. With supporting medical evidence,…
BBC News Key government policies delayedBBC NewsNew plans for each department have been published, detailing delays to moves including Royal Mail privatisation. The exception is the Department of Health, which says it cannot produce a timetable until the current "pause" in NHS legislation is …and more » More: continued here