Royal Mail to avoid millions in compensation to strike-hit customers
The Royal Mail will avoid paying millions of pounds in compensation to customers hit by the worst strike in the UK in two years, says The Daily Telegraph.
Read MoreAuthor: Ian Taylor
The future of mail
I was listening to a debate recently on BBC Radio 4 between the CWU and Royal Mail about the strike action that has been taking place over the last few weeks in the UK.
Read MoreHow relevant is the mail today?
It has been interesting watching people’s and the media reaction to the strikes that have been going on now for over a month. It was the first time this weekend that I saw any significant coverage in the media with the Mail on Sunday’s article on mail being sorted in the streets by Royal Mail managers.
Read MoreFedEx and UPS receive Pentagon contract
The Pentagon has announced that a consortium of airline and cargo companies, including FedEx, has been awarded a $1.58bn contract from US Transportation Command for international airlift services.
Read MoreTNT given green light in sustainability index
TNT has been named as global supersector leader for ‘Industrial Goods and Services’ in the 2009 Dow Jones Sustainability Indexes (DJSI).
Read MoreUSPS health benefit burden eased
A bill has been passed that will temporarily ease prefunding requirements on the USPS for future retiree health benefits.
Read MorePostal efficiency in China is improving
James Thornton, CEO at Mailing Lists Asia, writes exclusively for Post&Parcel on the developments in China.
Read MoreA Nordic view of distance selling
Post&Parcel editor Chris Dolan takes at look at the trends coming out of the Distance Selling in the Nordics 2009 – a study by Posten.
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