BELIAL wrote: ↑23 Dec 2024, 10:38
Perhaps before he starts offering to donate our pension money to Kretinsky, Mr Ward should organise a ballot to find out what members would like to do with their own money.
Only fair and democratic surely. Where’s the harm in that?
This is off the governments website,pension right at the bottom.
Regulatory Environment
Recognising the importance of postal services to UK citizens, there are further commitments from EP to:
Meet the core regulatory requirements that RMG is subject to, including:
ensuring RMG is the universal service provider for as long as EP Group is in control; and
maintaining “one-price-goes-anywhere” service, with first class letters delivered six days a week.
Include a UK/British nationality requirement for at least two RMG directors.
Continue engagement, funding and participation with the Universal Postal Union (the UN Specialised Agency for international postal cooperation, which sets the rules for international mail exchanges and makes recommendations to boost mail, parcel and financial services volumes, while improving service quality).
If RMG were ever re-listed on a public stock exchange, commit to do so on the London Stock Exchange.
Consult certain Crown Dependencies & Overseas Territories on key proposals affecting their designated operators or changes to terms of service.
Maintain commitments for RMG to achieve net zero by 2040 and GLS to reach zero CO2 emissions by 2045, including by modernising and electrifying its fleet and cutting emissions.
Ensure HMG has sufficient access to RMG and information to monitor compliance with all undertakings.
Stakeholders
Royal Mail’s workforce is an integral part of day-to-day life in the UK and the commitments from EP recognise this by:
Continuing to recognise the relevant postal-worker unions.
Committing to negotiate in good faith with the relevant unions and comply with any new agreements RMG enters into with those unions.
Not taking any amount of surplus from the Royal Mail Pension Plan out of RMG.