The Royal Mail has been accused of rewarding its bosses for “failure” after it was revealed that its chief executive earned more than £3m last year. The company was also criticised for trying to “bury bad news” by publishing details of its directors’ pay just before the Bank Holiday weekend.
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[ad_1] AN ANGRY mum has blasted McDonald’s after an email was sent out by mistake telling her a limited edition milkshake flavour was returning. Emily posted grabs from the correspondence on Facebook yesterday, jokingly adding “kids are crying now”. 6 A UK McDonald’s fast food restaurantCredit: Getty 6 McDonald’s milkshakesCredit: Alamy 6 The email sent…
Pensions – Articles – Comment on CWU proposals for the Royal Mail pension schemeActuarial PostJon Hatchett, Head of Corporate Consulting, Hymans Robertson comments on the CWU proposal for Royal Mail's pension scheme: The CWU's proposals for greater pension risk sharing between employers and employees for Royal Mail's pension scheme … More: continued here
Prolific is set to tackle six furlongs for the first time in Thursday’s TNT July Stakes at Newmarket. The Richard Hannon-trained colt finished third behind South Central in the five-furlong Norfolk Stakes at Royal Ascot last time, posting a career-best effort in the process. More: continued here
Cable on education and Royal MailFinancial TimesThe Lib Dems' once-cherished goal of scrapping student tuition fees has been quietly shelved but Vince Cable still has a red line when it …and more » More: continued here
[ad_1] SHOPPERS face paying more this Christmas after the Royal Mail announced a big change to deliveries. The service has announced that business account customers will be asked to pay an additional peak surcharge of 5p for letters and 10p for parcels. 1 Shoppers face an additional cost this Christmas as Royal Mail introduces a…
Postal competition 'creates jobs'Falkirk Herald, UK –1 hour agoThere are now 18 licensed competitors to the Royal Mail, although the report pointed out that the main postal group still delivers 99.8% of post. hat postal … More: continued here