The British Columbia government will lay out its case for building a new Royal B.C. Museum after the Opposition took aim at the initiative as a “billion-dollar vanity project.” Tourism Minister Melanie Mark said Thursday there has been interest in the business case since the government announced the $789-million rebuilding …
Read More »Prince Charles says Canada must confront ‘darker’ aspects of its past
Prince Charles is greeted by well-wishers in St. John’s on May 17.PAUL CHIASSON/AFP/Getty Images The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall began their tour of Canada confronted by the legacy of British colonialism, and faced calls for the Crown to apologize for the trauma left behind by the …
Read More »Government e-mail systems working again – The Royal Gazette
Updated: May 07, 2022 08:24 AM Technical problems that frustrated Government services across the island yesterday and today were resolved last night. A Government spokeswoman said tonight its e-mail systems were now operating and most of its services are running normally following an extensive disruption in service on Thursday. The …
Read More »Governent e-mail systems working again – The Royal Gazette
Updated: May 06, 2022 11:23 PM Technical problems that frustrated Government services across the island yesterday and today were resolved last night. A Government spokeswoman said tonight its e-mail systems were now operating and most of its services are running normally following an extensive disruption in service on Thursday. The …
Read More »Melissa bolsters postal partnerships
Melissa, a provider of global data quality and address management solutions, is expanding its postal partnerships, which include the United States Postal Service (USPS), Canada Post, Royal Mail, and now Austria Post. As licensees to these and other country-specific address data sets, Melissa offers retailers and marketers a single source …
Read More »Northern Kentucky toddler dressed up as Queen receives royal mail months later
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Read More »Breaking: CDC legislation to come into force from 1 August 2022
The government has confirmed that draft legislation for single or connected employer Collective Money Purchase (CMP) schemes will come into force from 1 August 2022, subject to parliamentary approval. In the government response to its recent consultation on the draft regulations, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) highlighted the …
Read More »GMB Union joins firefighters and doctors in seeking Judicial Review over pensions
GMB Union has launched a Judicial Review against the Treasury over its use of the cost control mechanism on public sector pension schemes. The announcement comes amid similar moves by the British Medical Association (BMA) and Fire Brigades Union (FBU). GMB claimed that, since 2015, more than four million people …
Read More »Starmer urged not to turn his back on Corbyn-era nationalisation policies
S ir Keir Starmer has faced union demands to stick with Jeremy Corbyn-era policies to nationalise key industries. The Labour leader should not make “timid tweaks” to the system and instead aim for “deep and transformative change”, according to a motion moved at the party’s conference in Brighton The Communication …
Read More »Royal Mail consults on CDC scheme proposals
Royal Mail has launched a consultation on the Royal Mail Collective Pension Plan, seeking views from CWU, Unite, employees of Royal Mail Group and employees of RM Property and Facilities Solutions Limited currently in the Royal Mail Pension Plan (RMPP). Under the proposals, those who have been with Royal Mail …
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