Postal News
The latest postal news, analysis and data.
Moya Greene is to retire in September after more than eight years as Chief Executive Officer of Royal Mail. Rico Back will assume the role of Group CEO and join the Board on 1 June, following the announcement of the 2017-18 Results.
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Hot on the heels of its “turnaround” annual results, Ireland’s An Post has announced plans for a “radically modernized” Post Office network following a “breakthrough deal” with the Irish Postmasters Union (IPU).
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Ireland’s An Post has released its 2017 results following their approval by the Cabinet this week – and the company says they represent a “substantial turnaround” with a return to profitability and growth.
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The US Postal Service (USPS) Office of Inspector General (OIG) has published a new report which suggests strategies that could be pursued to “shore up” transactional mail.
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Chinese artificial intelligence and robot maker Geek+ has announced the launch of its new P800 picking-robot and the M100 moving-robot.
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Deutsche Post has announced that, following its approval from the trade union ver.di’s bargaining committee, the new collective bargaining agreement can now take effect.
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The European Commission has concluded that tax relief granted to La Poste in order to maintain high-density coverage of postal services in France over the 2018-2022 period is in line with EU rules on State aid.
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PostNL and the trade unions have reach a final agreement on mail deliverers’ pay.
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There has been speculation in the UK media that Moya Greene may be looking to step down from her position of CEO at Royal Mail in the near future.
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The US Postal Regulatory Commission has released its Financial Analysis report for the US Postal Service (USPS) in Fiscal Year (FY) 2017.
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bpost has announced that its Ordinary General Meeting that will be held on 9 May in Brussels.
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Australia Post has responded to the review from the Postal Industry Ombudsman, saying it “supports” the recommendations his office has made.
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