'It's good to talk' as Royal Mail averts strike action
The Royal Mail's chief executive Adam Crozier believes that postal workers' decision not to strike over a disputed pay offer was achieved through talking and listening to employees about their concerns.
The Communication Workers Union (CWU) had predicted a massive vote in favour of strike action, but less than a third of its 160,000 Royal Mail members voted for a walkout.
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