The executives of Royal Mail have reportedly considered the possibility of placing their struggling postal business into administration due to an ongoing dispute with the Communication Workers Union (CWU).
Rail strikes could be coming to an end as the (RMT) holds a “referendum” on a pay deal.
Rail strikes may soon be called off as the RMT has announced that it will hold a referendum to determine whether its members will accept a new pay deal.
RMT Union Halts Network Rail Strike Action After Pay Offer
The UK’s Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers’ union has cancelled a strike scheduled against Network Rail next week, following the receipt of a fresh pay proposal from the employer.
Overnight, bomb-carrying drones attacked an Iranian defense factory in central Isfahan
Isfahan blast occurred as a refinery fire broke out and a 5.9-magnitude earthquake hit.
France will deliver letters only three days, while Royal Mail appeals for an end to six-day delivery
As Europe’s postal services develop, Britain and Germany are now outliers as Europe’s postal services evolve
Passengers warned: Christmas Eve rail services will end at noon
Strike action causes festive chaos, and train chiefs fear major disruptions in the afternoon.
‘Genuine optimism’ RMT could be forced into ballot on a 9pc pay agreement offered by Network Rail
The meeting was to discuss a 9pc pay agreement offered by Network Rail.
RMT announces 4 weeks of rail disruption over December and January
Four strikes were announced by the RMT rail Union, each lasting 48 hours and taking place in December or January. It is stated in a news release :
Royal Mail: £219m loss due to strike action
Royal Mail suffered a loss of over £200m in its first half. This was due to ongoing strikes, a drop in parcel deliveries, and the inability to restructure while at
Banksy paints the walls of Ukraine’s bombed out buildings
Banksy, a renowned British graffiti artist, is currently painting the ruins of Ukraine.
Royal Mail deadlock threatens to wreck Christmas deliveries
The flurry of Royal Mail announcements Monday may have appeared coordinated to a more sceptical eye.