Postcomm today awarded a short-term licence to Special Delivery Services(SDS).
SDS currently handles the delivery of 40,000 credit cards and store cards a day
for 26 major financial institutions. The short-term licence will enable SDS
additionally to collect and sort credit card statements and ancillary mail for some of its existing customers and pass these to Consignia for final delivery.
The licence will last for one year.
Exel, the provider in supply chain management, issued a brief trading update today, ahead of the commencement of the close period preceding the Group’s interim results announcement on July 29, 2002.
Read MoreScotlands geography has traditionally made it a difficult place for the transport business to service. Palletways hopes to change all that after opening a new hub in Edinburgh, managed by Ron McSorley, which co-ordinates movements for the five Scottish members of the pallet network.
Read Moretables showing market share, liberalisation thresholds, items delivered, price of letters, employees and post office networks.
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Postal workers’ leaders were today expected to give the go-ahead for a national ballot on industrial action in a row over jobs.
Delegates at the annual conference of the Communication Workers Union in Blackpool were set to approve a timetable for a ballot of the union’s 180,000 members in postal group Consignia.
The union fears that the pay, conditions and pensions of thousands of engineers and cleaners will be hit by plans to set up a new joint venture company.
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