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Swindon Advertiser FAMILIAR faces will be landing on your doormat this winter after yesterday's launch of this year's festive postage stamps by Royal Mail. … |
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The Sun Postman confiscates cheeky five-year-old's water pistol after he and pals spray him – and Royal Mail have now …The SunA POSTMAN has been banned from a street after he was ambushed by a gang of five-year-olds squirting water pistols at him and he confiscated their toy. CCTV footage shows Cody Harvey and his…
Survival of the fittestPost and ParcelWith Post Office Ltd losing the UK welfare payment contract, and with the likely end of the inter-business agreement with Royal Mail, will post office branches be able to survive? Interesting research from the Communication Workers Union (CWU) suggests …and more » More: continued here
[ad_1] JOBS IN QUESTION? Five Ways Post Office has been franchised 5th September 2019 THE main post office in Tunbridge Wells has been sold off to a franchise company, leaving 11 members of staff worried about their futures. The Five Ways Post Office is one of a number of branches switched to franchise deals in…
[ad_1] Returning Officer Georgina Blakemore outlines changes to voting in this year’s elections. Hello, Local district council and Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner elections take place across Epping Forest District on 2 May. Some areas will also have town or parish council elections. In this blog, I want to tell you about some important changes…
[ad_1] Royal Mail has been warned that it faces strikes over planned job cuts, with trade union Unite calling it another case of ‘fire and rehire’. Royal Mail has been accused of using ‘fire and rehire’ tactics to circumvent negotiations on staff contracts, and could face UK-wide strikes over plans to cut manager’s jobs. Trade Union Unite,…
IBTimes.co.uk Royal Mail Privatisation: Labour Looks to Derail Government's Plans with DebateIBTimes.co.ukThe Labour party will attempt to halt the privatisation of the Royal Mail by calling for a parliamentary debate on the issue. Britain's opposition party's postal spokesman told Reuters that the last-minute move was in order to echo public opinion on …UK's Royal Mail…