Union threat to act over UK Royal Mail cuts
Amicus, the union that represents more than 14,000 Royal Mail managers, has accused the postal group of planning to impose longer hours on remaining staff following 3,000 job cuts. Royal Mail is shedding 3,000 non-operational management jobs as part of a three-year plan to reduce the group’s headcount by 30,000. About 2,400 staff have accepted voluntary redundancy but up to 600 staff might be laid off. Amicus said it would hold a strike ballot as soon as compulsory job losses are announced.
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