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Royal Mail boss hints at more delivery companies going bust soon
Business Reporter Announcing bumper Christmas results, with 120 million parcels delivered in December alone, Greene crowed that Royal Mail handled “more than the vast majority of parcel industry participants deliver in a whole year”. “This year, big retailers will … |
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The Royal Mail is recruiting up to 30,000 temporary staff to cope with a looming postal strike and the Christmas holiday rush, it said Saturday. More: continued here