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The week that was: 30 April 2010
Post and Parcel Mark Higson, managing director of Royal Mail Letters, said: “This is a great outcome for Royal Mail, its customers and its people. … |
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Reuters Royal Mail, union end ten-month dispute over pensionsReuters(Reuters) – Britain's Royal Mail (RMG.L) and the Communications Workers Union (CWU) said on Thursday they had reached an agreement, ending a nearly 10-month-long dispute over plans to replace the firm's defined benefit pension scheme. Royal Mail vans …Union approves Royal Mail pensions dealFinancial TimesRoyal Mail's GLS…
[ad_1] The Omicron variant continued to dominate market sentiment on Thursday, with markets across Europe stepping back while, in the US, early trading pointed to a recovery from Wednesday’s falls. DUBLIN Iseq’s all-share index dipped in tandem with the general mood in Europe, closing 0.23 per cent weaker on 7,935.25. Financials actually gained on a…
Under pressure over the government's handling of the Royal Mail sell-off, David Cameron told MPs today that Labour had also made a manifesto commitment to privatise the company. Unfortunately for the prime minister that does not appear to be true. Labour's 2010 manifesto read: "The Post Office has an invaluable role to play in our…
[ad_1] SCAREDY-cats at the Royal Mail threatened to stop delivering to a house amid fears a puss was attacking posties through the letterbox. But baffled owners of three-year-old Ernie claim he just loves playing and is a threat to nobody. 2 Ernie’s owners claim the three-year-old just loves playing and is no threat to the…
[ad_1] A FAMILY business reliant on the post is set to lose £500,000 in sales this year as a result of strikes over their busiest period. Southend-based fancy dress firm Cazaar, also known as I Love Fancy Dress, has grown from a home business turning over a few thousand pounds in 2005 to a massive national company employing more than…
Hemel Gazette Write a letter to save sorting officeHemel GazetteThe Berkhamsted Citizens Association has major concerns about the proposal to close the Royal Mail sorting office in Berkhamsted. While we are sympathetic to Royal Mail's need to modernise and rationalise its delivery network, the possible loss of the … More: continued here