Postal workers in Belgium begin protest
Postal workers in Belgium took to the streets on 3 March to protest over downgrading of jobs, post office closures and what they say are outrageous profits being made by stakeholders in the service.
Read MorePostal workers in Belgium took to the streets on 3 March to protest over downgrading of jobs, post office closures and what they say are outrageous profits being made by stakeholders in the service.
Read MorePost of Sweden has announced that they will continue to order equipment for direct mail handling from Schur Packaging Systems.
Read MoreThe Communication Workers’ Union [CWU] has hired the US company behind Barack Obama’s successful email recruitment campaign for the presidency to advise it in its fight against the government’s plans to partly privatise the Royal Mail.
Read MoreThe late African-American author Richard Wright is among those being honored by the USPS with new stamps this year.
Read MoreBusiness secretary Lord Mandelson has warned that opposition to the Royal Mail’s part-privatisation could cost Labour votes at the next General Election.
Read MoreQuarter of people considering ditching mobile contracts in favour of Pay As You Go.
Read MoreThe United States and its trading partners around the world would be making a huge mistake if they responded to the current dark economic times by adopting protectionist measures to restrict free trade, the chairman and CEO of UPS asserted.
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