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This Is The Westcountry A HILLFARRANCE woman has given the Royal Mail her stamp of approval after a postie delivered a letter with only a sketchy address. … |
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Royal Mail employees will be offered shares in the businessSouth West BusinessRoyal Mail employees will be offered shares in the company when it is privatised in the coming year, the Government has confirmed. Business Minister Michael Fallon said its 130,000 staff should share in the Royal Mail's success. He told MPs: "It is our ……
Telegraph.co.uk Royal Mail shares surge on first day of full tradingTelegraph.co.ukRoyal Mail shares have posted strong gains on the first full day of trading, with the shares jumping to 490p at one stage from yesterday's close of 476p on high demand from City investors. Since the stock started conditional trading last Friday at 330p ……
[ad_1] Labour face pressure to establish a clear policy on free movement ahead of their manifesto launch *(Picture: ANTHONY DEVLIN) Senior Labour party figures are holding a crunch manifesto meeting amid pressure to establish a clear policy on immigration. Jeremy Corbyn, his shadow cabinet and trade unions will be among those hammering out the final…
Royal Mail bosses offer book of stamps as compensationMirror.co.uk, UKRoyal Mail bosses have offered a customer a book of stamps as compensation after a £200 cheque arrived FIVE YEARS late. Angry Rex Wyatt, 62, of Toton, Nottingham, said: "I can't cash the cheque because it's out of date and all they can give me is ……
[ad_1] News that Royal Mail staff could be among the next group of workers to go on strike did not go down well in the City yesterday. The prospect of industrial action resulted in analysts at UBS advising its clients to stop buying shares in the postal group in favour of a “neutral” recommendation over…
View from the House: Royal Mail needs shake-upThe Surrey HeraldWE VALUE the proud heritage of the Royal Mail, but preserving and enhancing the organisation requires a long overdue shake-up. This issue has been made more … More: continued here