Tag: DHL

Teamsters meet with German union ver.di to build working relationship

Posted by | Jun 21, 2004 | |

Teamsters and German union ver.di leaders will hold an historic meeting on Monday in Cologne, Germany, in the wake of the recent merger of Deutsche Post-owned DHL and Airborne to discuss common issues.

Teamsters General President James P. Hoffa said the meeting will strengthen the relationship between ver.di, which represents DHL workers in Germany, and the Teamsters, who represent more than 10,000 workers at DHL Express in the U.S.

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DHL wins Czech Investor of the Year award for 2003

Posted by | Jun 21, 2004 | |

Logistics company DHL was the most beneficial foreign investor in the Czech economy last year, according to results of the Investor of the Year 2003 contest, which government agency CzechInvest spokeswoman Jana Viskova presented to CTK. DHL will build a European service centre in Prague for nearly Kc5.8bn and create 866 new jobs.

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Delivery firm hit with GBP500,000 parking fines

Posted by | Jun 18, 2004 | |

A delivery firm is facing a GPB500,000 bill for parking tickets it claims should never have been issued.

Exel claims it is being swamped by fines from attendants who lie in wait for its trucks taking goods to central London businesses.

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DHL rates Zimbabwean business as best of the Southern African stations

Posted by | Jun 17, 2004 | |

Leading logistics firm DHL has rated its Zimbabwean business as the best of the company’s stations in Southern Africa and the fourth best in the emerging markets in the world.

Announcing the award, for which all 47 African countries in which DHL operates were rated, Johannesburg-based area manager Michael Druce said: “Well done to Ishmael Muchemenyi, Jeff Phiri and the team in Zimbabwe for a tremendous result in 2003. It is truly remarkable when one considers the environment in which they have to work.”

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DHL increases capacity on Hong Kong – Shanghai service

Posted by | Jun 15, 2004 | |

DHL will increase payload capacity on its Hong Kong-Shanghai and Hong Kong-Manila services in response to increasing demand and surging intra-Asia volumes.

DHL has announced that with effect from Tuesday, capacity on the Hong Kong-Shanghai service will be increased by 60 percent and operated by an Airbus A300B4 freighter with a capacity of 35 tons.

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