Aer Lingus workers plan to go on strike during St. Patrick’s Day weekend
Aer Lingus workers plan to go on strike for four hours the Friday before St. Patrick’s Day weekend.
Monthly Archives: February 2014
Philippine Postal Corporation announces three new mail services
PHLPost recently announced three international mailing services that is expected to boost revenue to the agency, while catering to today’s consumer.
Protests in Thailand have decreased tourism, international postage
Political unrest in Thailand is beginning to impact its economic activity as well.
Severe weather in New Zealand’s South Island may delay mail delivery services
Rare weather in New Zealand occurred on Sunday evening, but the clean up process is underway and mail delivery services should return to normal shortly.
Neighborhoods across five Canadian provinces will be a part of community mailbox program
In phase one of the Canada Post’s transition program, 11 communities from five provinces will be working toward using community mailboxes.
European Union imposes travel and financial sanctions on Ukraine
Protests in Ukraine’s capital recently escalated to the point where the European Union decided to implement sanctions.
United Arab Emirates to roll out drone mail delivery services in 2014
While Amazon is working on getting clearance to have drone delivery services, the UAE is well on its way to using unmanned aircraft for mail delivery.
Volcano on Indonesia’s most populous island erupted
Mount Kelud’s eruption caused flight cancelations across seven airports, delaying mail delivery in the region.
South Africa’s postal strike comes to an end
The South African Post Office and its workers’ union came to an agreement after postal workers disrupted mail delivery by going on strike for two weeks.
Southern Australia battles against multiple fires
Mail to and from Australia may be delayed as the nation battles more than 70 fires in the southern part of the country.