IF YOUR post doesn’t turn up this week, chances are that you are a victim of a series of wildcat strikes that are crippling the mail system.
Read MorePost office awaits Harvard University study, creates CEO task force to look at business Copyright 2001.
Read MoreCommunications Minister Ivy Matsepe-Casaburri has admitted that government will have to continue supporting the South Africa Post Office financially, reversing an earlier decision to end postal subsidies in March this year.
Read MoreConsignia, formerly the Post Office, is considering asking the Postal Services Commission, the independent regulator, for a licence to operate cheap local postal services in competition with its own Royal Mail subsidiary. The project is being compared by Consignia to British Airways’ launch of its Go subsidiary, which was set up to protect the company’s position in the highly competitive market for cheap flights.
Read MoreTNT Post Group must pay ILr46 mil in fees to Poste Italiane over letters and
packages it delivered in 1999 in Italy
The European Commission said the statement it made this midday about Belgium’s La Poste should be disregarded as it “was issued by mistake.”
Read MoreLeftwinger wins union’s top job
Read MoreSchenker AG, the German-based forwarder, is revamping its U.S. operations in an effort to boost its presence here. “We mainly serve a European customer base. We want a U.S. customer base,” Karl-Heinz Feldmann, executive vice president for corporate development at Stinnes AG, the company’s said in an interview.
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