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Royal Mail workers to vote on strike
The Times (subscription) Royal Mail workers could be out on strike by the last week of next month after the postal union served notice of an intention to ballot 115,000 employees on industrial action over pay and conditions. The Royal Mail immediately countered that it had the … |
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