Norway Post to adopt new structure from October
Norway Post has said it is adopting a new structure from 1st October, to strengthen the Group’s competitiveness and customer orientation.
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PostNL changes executive leadership structure
PostNL said today it intends to modify its top structure. The proposed Board of Management will consist of 2 members, CEO Herna Verhagen and CFO Jan Bos.
Read MoreYodel has business continuity system certified
UK parcel delivery company Yodel says it has achieved British Standards 25999-2 certification for its Business Continuity Management system (BCMs).
Read MoreLouisiana Post Offices open for business
Louisiana Post Offices remain open for business and letter carriers will continue to deliver mail throughout the US state where roads are accessible, postal officials announced at the weekend.
Read MoreRoyal Mail hits Second Class, misses First Class delivery target
Royal Mail has said it exceeded its Second Class mail and standard retail parcels quality targets in the April to June period with the overwhelming majority of all mail delivered on or ahead of target.
Read MoreSwiss Post profits down in first half
Swiss Post recorded group profits of CHF 459m in the first half of 2012, around 17% less than in the first half of 2011, but said given the “challenging environment” this was still strong within the Group’s objectives.
Read MoreThe week that was: 31 August, 2012
Rounding up the biggest stories of the week from the pages of Post&Parcel, with USPS challenged by the newspaper industry in court, UPS investing in a British same-day courier firm and Canada Post continuing to record losses…
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