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Moya Greene, the chief executive of Royal Mail, says the system of setting the pay for the heads of government-backed companies is "hopelessly broken". More: continued here

The Canadian boss of Royal Mail has complained about the “hopelessly broken” system of pay deals in taxpayer-backed firms after she was forced to hand back a £250,000 housing allowance. More: continued here

Hyndburn MP hits-out over 'unnecessary' plans to privatise Royal MailLancashire TelegraphThe Hyndburn MP said the government was pushing ahead with plans to privatise the Royal Mail, 'despite the fact it made a £403 million profit last year'. Mr Jones' comments came less than a week after he said 'job insecurity …

Unions claims full backing of workforce in dispute over working hours More: continued here

Telegraph.co.uk Royal Mail boss says Government pay policies are 'hopelessly broken'Telegraph.co.ukMoya Greene, the Canadian chief executive who is paid £1.5m a year, revealed that it took 15 months before ministers “deigned to explain the exact basis” on which she would be remunerated. She also complained that about the British media …

NOW Bath First Class Service Being Given By Royal Mail In BathNOW BathA report published today by Royal Mail has revealed that almost all of the First Class post across Bath is delivered on time. The figures, which are for between April and June, show that 94.1% of the First …

Coventry Telegraph Striking Royal Mail workers warn of further walkouts in CoventryCoventry TelegraphRoyal Mail workers in Coventry walked out on strike today – and warned there could be further industrial action if talks fail to settle their dispute with bosses. Royal Mail staff at the Coventry North Delivery Office, off …

The Canadian boss of Royal Mail has complained about the “hopelessly broken” system of pay deals in taxpayer-backed firms after she was forced to hand back a £250,000 housing allowance. More: continued here

THE boss of Royal Mail has attacked the Government’s pay-setting efforts as “hopelessly broken” and “highly politicised” in an unguarded outburst to a member of the public who complained about her £250,000 … More: continued here

Royal Mail chief executive Moya Greene has admitted to being "deeply offended" by criticism of her £1.5 million pay packet, blaming it on the "hopelessly… More: continued here