UK Royal Mail warns targets will not be met as letter reliability falls
Royal Mail has warned that year-end service quality targets were unlikely to be achieved following industrial action during the Autumn. Letter reliability in the third quarter of the financial year – from October to December – fell from the record levels achieved earlier in 2003.
Chief Executive Adam Crozier said: “Our customers have suffered as a result of the industrial action in some parts of the UK in the Autumn and I greatly regret that. But since then we have made a major step forward, gaining the backing of our postmen and women for a new deal on pay and change in the company worth 14.5 per cent over 18 months.”
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