Year: 2001

Deutsche Post to cut 3,000 mail delivery jobs

Deutsche Post, Europe’s largest postal services group, announced on Tuesday it would cut 3,000 jobs in its mail delivery unit by early next year. The move was widely perceived as an attempt to accelerate cost savings in the division that is Deutsche Post’s largest and most profitable, but which analysts say has the lowest potential for growth.

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Watchdog gives Hays a crack at delivery

Competition in Britain’s postal industry shifted up a gear yesterday
when the industry regulator, Postcomm, signalled its intention to
grant a temporary licence to the logistics and support services
group Hays for the provision of three specialist services. Postcomm said the proposed one-year licence would allow it to assess
the effects of certain enhanced postal services while it develops
its longer term policy for liberalisation of the postal market where
Consignia, formerly the Post Office, enjoys a de facto monopoly on
the delivery of mail weighing less than 350gr and costing less than
pounds 1 to send.

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Exel contracts

Contracts with: Mercedes Benz Espana
Fagor Ederlan
Lear
Levi Strauss
Motorola
Motorola
Sun Micro systems
Motorola
Maxtor Corporation
Geemarc
Intermarche
Safeways
Allied Domeq Spain
BP Oil UK
Mothercare
Smith & Nephew
BIP
Brandt Group
Selfridges
Wella
Thermos
Bic UK
Dentsply
Unilever Brazil
Procter & Gamble
Energizer
Unilever
Emtec Magnetics
Emtec Products
Williams-Sonoma
Hungarocamion (General Motors)
PepsiCo
Ford (Europe)

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UPS plea to mayor Ken

UPS is to appeal to London Mayor Ken Livingstone against the decision to exclude clean diesel from exemptions from London’s congestion charges, announced in the Transport Strategy last week.

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ANC contracts

Contracts with: James Walker, Thorn Material Supply, Urbandrop, Career Services Unit, Harper Collins

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END (US) POSTAL SERVICE'S MONOPOLY

The big problem with the Postal Service is not its policies of price rises and eliminating Saturday deliveries, the big problem is that it is a monopoly and that the government keeps it a monopoly by law. Call for privatisation.

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Top five air forwarders control market

The US$50 billion US domestic and international heavy freight industry is highly fragmented, with the top 5 percent of freight forwarders controlling approximately 50 percent of the market, according to Jim Hartigan, president and CEO of newly formed Integres Global Logistics.

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