Postal strike to go ahead in London
UK postal workers are set to hold a 24-hour strike on 19 June over “arbitrary cuts which will damage services”.
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UPS to allow hard-of-hearing drivers
UPS has settled a 10-year-old lawsuit by agreeing to allow some deaf and hard-of-hearing employees to compete for jobs driving small delivery vans after special testing and training.
Read MoreFedEx post fourth quarter results
FedEx Corp has reported a loss of $2.82 per diluted share for the fourth quarter ended May 31, including $3.46 per diluted share of previously disclosed charges.
Read MoreEmirates Post’s record traffic
Emirates Post’s website – www.emiratespost.ae -attracted a record number of 950,000 hits during the month of May.
Read MoreAustralia Post rejects service criticism
Australia Post has rejected claims it is not giving the East Arnhem Shire in the Northern Territory enough money to deliver postal services to remote Indigenous communities.
Read MoreDeutsche Post DHL to axe 520 jobs
Deutsche Post DHL is to cut up to 520 jobs, primarily at its DHL Express unit, it said on 16 June.
Read More“Not all doom and gloom” at leading industry conference
Leading players and customers from the postal industry were told that “innovation is the key” to flourishing during recessionary times, at today’s Mail & Express Delivery Show (MEDS).
Read MoreNew cabinet ‘tested’ on post plan
Pushing ahead with plans to part-privatise the Royal Mail is “the test” of Gordon Brown’s reshuffled cabinet, says Tory frontbencher Ken Clarke.
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