Austrian Post denies claims it is planning to cut jobs
Austrian Post has ruled out laying off thousands of postal workers as it continues to adjust its network to falling mail volumes.
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Sovex on track for double digit growth
The Wirral-based company, which specialises in conveyor systems is on track for another double digit increase in turnover over the next 12 months. This will take revenues to c£25M.
Read MoreGeorg Pölzl reappointed as CEO of Austrian Post
The Supervisory Board of Austrian Post reappointed Georg Pölzl to serve as the Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Management Board of Austrian Post.
Read MoreVolume growth drives Fedex Express expansion in Canada
FedEx Express has boosted its service in western and midwestern Canada, with the expansion of an airport facility and two new daily flights.
Read MoreTurning up the volume: Parcel trends 2014 (and beyond)
Christmas parcel volumes have increased 421% since 2008 according to courier comparison website Parcel2Go.com with consumers increasingly snubbing the high street in favour of shopping online.
Read MorePost Danmark opens door for Danish e-commerce firms to sell in China
Post Danmark has sealed an agreement with China Post that should open doors for Danish e-commerce retailers to sell to almost 1.4bn Chinese consumers.
Read MorePostNL takes over mailing and fulfillment business
Dutch postal service PostNL is taking over most of the troubled e-commerce services company PinBizz.
Read MorePlaying for Change, Playing to Win
Last year Singapore Post won the People Management Award at the World Mail Awards 2013 in Madrid recognising their change management programme. Post & Parcel spoke to Group CEO of Singapore Post, Dr Wolfgang Baier to find out what receiving the award meant to him.
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