CWU reacts to IDS board revamp – Printweek
[ad_1] CWU will put forward solutions to turn around Royal Mail's fortunes. Yesterday (20 July), IDS announced that GLS boss Martin Seidenberg would take … [ad_2] Source link
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CWU meets with Royal Mail over ballot hiatus
[ad_1] Representatives from the CWU have held two meetings with Royal Mail management this week, but there’s still no further news on the impasse between the two parties. The CWU suspended its ballot on the proposed Business Recovery, Transformation and Growth Agreement at the end of last month, citing a toxic working environment at…
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CWU suspends Royal Mail ballot
[ad_1] The future stability of Royal Mail has been thrown into question again, after the CWU suspended the ballot over its proposed pay and conditions agreement due to the “command and control” workplace environment it described as “toxic”. Yesterday afternoon (24 May) the CWU issued a statement explaining the latest turn of events in…
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Royal Mail: improving quality of service is “top priority”
[ad_1] Royal Mail has again called for “major reform” of the USO after posting a £1bn operating loss – reduced to a mere £419m, or £8m a week – on an adjusted basis. Parent company International Distributions Services (IDS) posted its preliminary results for the 52 weeks ending 26 March this morning (18 May)….
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Royal Mail CEO quits | Printweek
[ad_1] Speculation has proved correct – embattled Royal Mail CEO Simon Thompson is to leave the business. Earlier this week Sky News reported that Thompson was in advanced talks about his departure, following a torrid period that included being recalled by MPs on the business select committee after an unconvincing first appearance and his…
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CWU outlines Royal Mail ballot plans
[ad_1] The CWU has laid out the timetable for the ballot on the Business Recovery, Transformation and Growth Agreement the union reached with Royal Mail. Ballot papers will be dispatched to members on 17 May, with the ballot closing and the announcement of the result set for 7 June. A series of briefings and…
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Royal Mail agreement now needs postie approval
[ad_1] An end to printing industry angst over disruption to Royal Mail services is hopefully in sight after the CWU accepted a new agreement with the business. Following the negotiators’ agreement reached last weekend, the proposals have now been okayed by the CWU’s postal executive and will be put to members via a ballot…
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Hopes for agreement between CWU and Royal Mail
[ad_1] An end could be in sight to the long-running dispute at Royal Mail. Over the weekend the Communication Workers Union (CWU) announced that it had reached a “negotiators agreement” with Royal Mail Group, after nearly a year of strife between its members and the postal operator. The CWU said that its postal executive…
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Royal Mail: talks end with no deal
[ad_1] Talks between Royal Mail management and the CWU have concluded without an agreement being reached – and predictably there’s also a disagreement about the lack of an agreement. The Communication Workers Union issued an update this morning (5 April), stating that the latest talks with Royal Mail had ended last night. “The company…
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Crunch week to resolve Royal Mail dispute
[ad_1] The CWU has described the week ahead as “critical to the outcome” of its long-running dispute with Royal Mail, with a series of pay for change proposals aimed at stabilising the business now on the table. The union issued an update to members on Friday (17 March), after the BEIS select committee of…
