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Let me get this straight. Royal Mail is losing business to the much better, UK Mail and they want to modernise. This might involve 10,000s losing their jobs according to the unions. So now they're all going on strike for god knows how long.
Doesn't this have a negative affect though? I mean the public hate these strikes, it's like those greedy firemen who should be saving lives instead of striking for whatever reason they had.
We need our Amazon deliveries, you know. I hope more companies get put off Royal Mail because of this and switch to UK Mail. It's the unions fault, whats wrong with a 2.5% pay offer?
Still like Royal Mail? I can't find the link, but apparently 10,000s of undelivered items are sold to companies who then auction them off. A very tiny percentage goes to charity of course, the rest goes to bring up Royal Mails profits.
I think they do the same with lost luggage at the airport, but then this isnt someones pants this is something possibly valuable someones tried to sell on ebay.
Let me get this straight. Royal Mail is losing business to the much better, UK Mail and they want to modernise. This might involve 10,000s losing their jobs according to the unions. So now they're all going on strike for god knows how long.
Doesn't this have a negative affect though? I mean the public hate these strikes, it's like those greedy firemen who should be saving lives instead of striking for whatever reason they had.
We need our Amazon deliveries, you know. I hope more companies get put off Royal Mail because of this and switch to UK Mail. It's the unions fault, whats wrong with a 2.5% pay offer?
Still like Royal Mail? I can't find the link, but apparently 10,000s of undelivered items are sold to companies who then auction them off. A very tiny percentage goes to charity of course, the rest goes to bring up Royal Mails profits.
I think they do the same with lost luggage at the airport, but then this isnt someones pants this is something possibly valuable someones tried to sell on ebay.
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BBC News
Let me get this straight. Royal Mail is losing business to the much better, UK Mail and they want to modernise. This might involve 10,000s losing their jobs according to the unions. So now they're all going on strike for god knows how long.
Doesn't this have a negative affect though? I mean the public hate these strikes, it's like those greedy firemen who should be saving lives instead of striking for whatever reason they had.
We need our Amazon deliveries, you know. I hope more companies get put off Royal Mail because of this and switch to UK Mail. It's the unions fault, whats wrong with a 2.5% pay offer?
Still like Royal Mail? I can't find the link, but apparently 10,000s of undelivered items are sold to companies who then auction them off. A very tiny percentage goes to charity of course, the rest goes to bring up Royal Mails profits.
I think they do the same with lost luggage at the airport, but then this isnt someones pants this is something possibly valuable someones tried to sell on ebay.
Let me get this straight. Royal Mail is losing business to the much better, UK Mail and they want to modernise. This might involve 10,000s losing their jobs according to the unions. So now they're all going on strike for god knows how long.
Doesn't this have a negative affect though? I mean the public hate these strikes, it's like those greedy firemen who should be saving lives instead of striking for whatever reason they had.
We need our Amazon deliveries, you know. I hope more companies get put off Royal Mail because of this and switch to UK Mail. It's the unions fault, whats wrong with a 2.5% pay offer?
Still like Royal Mail? I can't find the link, but apparently 10,000s of undelivered items are sold to companies who then auction them off. A very tiny percentage goes to charity of course, the rest goes to bring up Royal Mails profits.
I think they do the same with lost luggage at the airport, but then this isnt someones pants this is something possibly valuable someones tried to sell on ebay.
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