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    Privatization of Royal Mail Maastricht  University   School  of  Business  and  Economics   Maastricht,  5th  April  2014   Wall,  Sebastian  (SW)   ID  numbers:  I6029483   Course  code:     Group  number:  1   Tutor’s  name:    Professor  Hans  van   Mierlo   Writing  Assignment:  Final  Paper         1   Executive  Summary       Royal  Mail  is  the

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    Royal Mail Privatisation

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    Royal Mail is a big company in United Kingdom concerning the postal service, which have been established in 1516 and operated by government through 497 years. Royal Mail has been a public service, operating as a government department or public corporation. However, following the Postal Services Act 2011, a majority of the shares in Royal Mail were floated on the London Stock Exchange on 15 October 2013. There are a majority of debates concerning benefits of this privatisation. There are debates is

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    THE ROYAL MAIL AND ITS HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT STRATEGY AND POLICIES The essay is about the Universal postal firm in United Kingdom named the “Royal Mail” and its Human Resource Management Strategy and policies from 2005-2010. The essay starts with an Introduction and includes certain other factors which are mentioned below including its Competition, credit crunch and the measures taken by the Royal Mail to face all these Obstacles. Introduction:- Royal mail is the United Kingdom 's

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    Essay On Royal Mail

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    2008, Royal Mail has been undergoing a major transformation programme focused on enabling the company to deliver parcel and letters more efficiently and has a gross investment of £2.8bn into the programme. This programme should be a powerful driver of earnings growth and cash going forward. There was a significant increase in operating revenue with a markedly improvement in cash flow travelling from negative free cash flow of £493m in FY09 to a £334m inflow in FY13 (see Figure 4). Royal Mail management

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    deregulation where the Royal Mail essentially lost hold of their monopoly on the UK’s postal service. With this development, any licensed operator became eligible for offering the service of delivering mail throughout the UK (BBC Business 2005). In due course, UK Mail became a primary competitor for Royal Mail within the postal service industry. However, recent developments involving a takeover by Deutsche Post AG have changed the playing field again for both UK Mail and Royal Mail, with one company

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    The Royal Mail Ship Titanic was a very luxurious British passenger ship that was created by the White Star Line. The RMS Titanic was designed to out shine the White Star Line’s competition, Cunard Line, another passenger ship business (Turner). Cunard Line had just launched two new state of the art passenger ships that were faster than any ship made by the White Star Line (Turner). This sparked a fire in the White Star Line, so they decided to create a state of the art passenger ship, like Cunard

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    MOTIVATION AT ROYAL MAIL INTRODUCTION Employee motivation is, or at least must be, one of the key issues for directors, managers and personnel managers. The leader must be able to find the sensitive strings of his subordinates, which can be motivated by influencing them to achieve high performance. The correct use of motivation encourages staff to make more efficient use of their knowledge, skills, and talents. In today's turbulent, often chaotic environment, commercial success depends

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    project management of Royal Mail London programme. After 400 years of existence, Royal Mail continues to have major presence across UK and Europe (Jones, 2013). The UK mail operation currently delivers 54 million letters and 4 million parcels to 29 million addresses daily. Royal Mail collect from 115,300 post boxes, 10,700 post offices and 79,700 business customers 6 days-a-week and it operates 24 hours a day using network of 40,500 vehicles, 56 flights and 11 train. Royal Mail currently employs 137

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    courier and logistics service based in the United Kingdom. Parcelforce Worldwide is a trading name of Royal Mail Group Ltd and is operated within the UK Parcels, International and Letters partition of the group. The company delivers to destinations across the globe, using an international partner network. Its European delivery partner, General Logistics Systems (GLS), is also a auxiliary of Royal Mail and delivers to over one million parcels per day in 34 countries in Europe. Parcelforce Worldwide is

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    Section 2 – Understand how to handle mail 1. Explain the purpose of correctly receiving, checking and sorting mail and packages (both incoming and outgoing). The word ‘Mail’ did refer to the written communication that passes through the messenger service or the post office. However, ‘mail’ now widely refers to ‘email’, where ‘Post’ refers to the written word on paper put in envelopes. Mail can arrive at the company office in different ways. The bulk of the mail will be delivered by the Post Office

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