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The end of the postal service?
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Originally posted by DiscoStu View PostWhat would all the simpletons with regional accents do if they stopped running trade unions though?Comment
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I had Home Delivery Network deliver the new Terry Pratchett from Amazon this week.
Was it an issue?
Not to me, Amazon or Home Delivery Network.
It is for Royal Mail because they are losing business.
It is for their striking employees because if Royal Mail lose business then even more of them will lose their jobs.
I think maybe Darwin might have had something to say about Royal Mail employees.Comment
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Chief executive Adam Crozier has been awarded a total of £2.4m in performance bonuses since arriving at the company in 2003. The figure boosted his £3.6m salary over the period by two-thirds – but it does not include a series of further perks that have added millions to his pay package during his time at the troubled company...Royal Mail Group has paid its executive board members – who typically number between four and six at a time – a total of more than £22m in salaries alone. But the executives received £10.7m in performance-related bonuses...The bonus bill has risen from £616,000, shared between seven executives and the former non-executive chairman Allan Leighton in 2002/3, to £1.03m split by just four individuals last year.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...e-1801011.htmlComment
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Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostBoomed.
Anyway, can't say I have too much sympathy with them as they consistently seem to deliver me more than my fair share of bills!!!!“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain”Comment
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Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostWas Crozier not the one who advocated the delivery of junk mail as it made the Royal Mail a fortune? Any business model that suggests delivering the one entity that p1sses its customers off the most is the way forward is doomed to failure in my opinion.
Anyway, can't say I have too much sympathy with them as they consistently seem to deliver me more than my fair share of bills!!!!Comment
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