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CWU criticises Irish An Post management

The Communications Workers’ Union (CWU) has issued a stinging rebuke to An Post senior management following a meeting of the union’s Executive Council to discuss possible strike action.

Following a recent ballot, which delivered an overwhelming mandate for industrial action, the Executive Council met to consider the union’s next step.

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UK Royal Mail to end newspaper registration service

Royal Mail will withdraw the Newspaper Registration Service on 30 September 2004 because it is loss-making and has become obsolete.

The service, which now has around 400 customers, was launched in the early 1800s to help publishers spread education and political awareness throughout the population.

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DHL opts for NCR Teradata’s Data Warehouse

DHL, Deutsche Post World Net’s express and logistics service provider, is standardizing the IT systems used by its various subsidiaries on a central information platform. This will in future enable DHL’s customers to find out even more quickly and reliably where their shipment is at the present time.

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New Zealand Post continues evolution with solid half-year result

The evolution of NZ Post has continued with a solid half-year result built on squeezing the best out of its courier business, more transtasman mail and extra revenue from Kiwibank.

The state-owned enterprise has reported a lift in profit for the six months to December 31 to NZD 21.7 million – up from the previous corresponding period’s NZD 19.7 million.

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