Tag: Europe

BRITISH POSTAL STRIKE AVERTED AS EMPLOYERS PROMISES NO INVOLUNTARY CUTS

The union representing postal workers called off a strike threat Friday after reaching an agreement with employers that job cuts would be through voluntary retirement only. The Communication Workers Union had threatened strikes in the new year after Consignia, the public company which runs the Post Office, said it intended to cut 30,000 jobs _ or 15 percent of the work force. “We are delighted that we have reached agreement so our members know that no one can put them out of a job. Any job losses will be dealt with through collective bargaining and on a voluntary basis,” said John Keggie, deputy general secretary of the union.

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TNT Logistics contract with Herman Miller

TNT Logistics has won a three and a half year pan-European delivery contract with office furniture producer Herman Miller. TNT is to expand its fleet to offer more flexibility to delivery routes and schedules.

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Austrian Postal Service looks at Slovenia

Osterreichische Post AG, the Austrian postal service company, is looking to buy into the Slovenian express parcels market from April of next year. It is currently building up its subsidiary with Slovinian Parcel Service, and hopes to be in the black by 2005.

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TNT Express France: 2001 Turnover €483 Million

TNT Express France, the French unit of TPG NV’s express division, estimates its 2001 turnover will reach 483 million euros, the company said in a statement. This is in keeping with the unit’s objective of annual growth in turnover of around 15 percent.

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