Royal Mail

Members of the Communication Workers' Union in Royal Mail's People & Organisational Development Services have overwhelmingly endorsed their 2005 pay agreement.

Royal Mail is to reduce its number of full-time employees by at least 30,000, according to a strategic plan that it has submitted to the mail regulator.

Royal Mail's bonuses are non-pensionable, and the Communication Workers’ Union says this is not good enough

CWU members in Royal Mail’s People & Organisational Development Services (P&ODS) will receive either a 3% or £550 rise, whichever is greater

Royal Mail has made progress in stamping out sexual harassment but still has further work to do

Allan Leighton, chairman of the Royal Mail, is reportedly trying to persuade the government to take on part of its pension bill, so that he can proceed with a partial privatisation of the business

Postal workers at the Royal Mail are to each be given bonuses of £1,074 after the mail service announced record annual profits of £537m.

The Royal Mail will re-run its controversial sickness incentive scheme this summer, which rewards workers who do not take time...

Members of the Communication Workers Union (CWU) in Royal Mail have overwhelmingly endorsed the 2005 pay agreement.

Royal Mail has saved 7m in the past three years by cracking down on bullying and harassment in the workplace.David...

A six-month scheme where staff with a 100% attendance record were entered in a draw to win high-value prizes will be extended after sickness absence rates improved by 1%

Employees at Royal Mail are to get an above-inflation pay increase of between 3.8% and 4.5%

Being in the middle of the huge change-management programme at the Royal Mail is like being "on an emotional rollercoaster", according to Kevin Green, people and organisational development director at the group

The huge change management programme is like being “on an emotional rollercoaster”, Royal Mail's Kevin Green told the Personnel Today HR Directors Club

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