Correos, the Spanish post office, has concluded an agreement with the main unions to make 4,000 employees on fixed term contracts permanent. The company says this culminates the process started in April 2003 to make 6,000 temporary workers permanent.
Read MoreThe Spanish transport and logistics company Transportes Ochoa SA, headquartered in Saragossa, posted bouyant operating results for fiscal year 2003, with an increase of 13% over the previous year to EUR 108.8 million.
Read MoreReport in Spanish on Spanish postal sector by Deloitte for Minestero de Fomento. Date unkown.
INTRODUCCIÓN 2
ENTORNO DE LA UNIÓN EUROPEA 5
Marco normativo en materia postal 6
Mercados y agentes postales en Europa 8
Situación en los diferentes mercados nacionales
Operadores postales públicos
España en el contexto de la U.E. 12
Indicadores de prestación del S.P.U.
Indicadores de actividad de los operadores postales públicos
Indicadores de actividad postal nacionales
MERCADO POSTAL EN ESPAÑA 16
Los servicios postales en España 17
Entorno normativo: servicios postales y S.P.U.
La demanda de servicios postales
La oferta de servicios postales
Mercado y operadores nacionales 29
Mercado global de los servicios postales
Operadores del mercado postal “tradicional”
Tendencias y estrategias de los operadores postales
EL ÓRGANO REGULADOR POSTAL ESPAÑOL 45
Antecedentes 46
Separación efectiva del Operador Público y del Órgano Regulador
Postal 47
Actividades de la Subdirección General 2001-2003 50
Actuaciones futuras 57
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In 2001 Correos, the Spanish post office, launched a plan to automate its processes. The plan, which concludes at the end of next year, involves an investment of €310m, the construction of eleven totally automated sorting offices and the upgrading of another six. Jose Antonio Canadas, head of the postal division of the group, says that in 2006 90% of post processed in Spain will be managed in a completely automated fashion. This compares with 16 per cent only three years ago.
Read MoreThe Free and Fair Post Initiative (FFPI) today released its third EU stamp price survey. The study, which this year also covers the ten new EU Member States, confirms the trend towards price increases and highlights the remarkable gaps that exist among current Member States and between them and the accession countries. The FFPI’s research shows that the wide price differences registered in 2002 have not been reduced and that tariffs have in most States registered further raises. In 11 out of 15 current EU Member States stamp prices have been increased in the past year. In addition, requests for price
reviews have been filed by postal operators in some countries where decisions are still pending and will likely be taken in 2004.
Includes stamp prices in the EU-25 for basic domestic letters & EU Stamp Price Chart – Prices in Euro Cents
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