Ian Duncan leaves Royal Mail

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Royal Mail finance director Ian Duncan left the business in June in an unexpected move that observers ascribe to the acceleration of the plan to part-privatise or take the service to the stock exchange.

Duncan, who said his departure was due to “private and personal reasons”, leaves the way clear for a candidate who has experience of taking a large organisation to market – most likely a top UK FTSE-100 FD jumping ship for what is a tough, but irresistibly high-profile and influential finance job.

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[DGP1]

Is he not in the government

I've barely enough energy to do one job let alone several

[smokerjim]

That's close, but I think they mean "I'm leaving to spend more time with my MONEY!"

[andy2007]

Is he not in the government

I've barely enough energy to do one job let alone several

That's because you have one proper job, and people like him. Well, let's face it: If they had proper jobs, and put the time in. They simply wouldn't be able to work several jobs. They're leeches, who think that the World owes them a living, because of their class. It's pathetic really, isn't it?

Just look at Alan Leighton's "going plural" attitude: Get as many one day a week jobs as possible, and screw as much money out of the guillible fools who let you, as possible. It makes you wonder about the intellectual capacity of the people who employ people like that, doesn't it?