It would make sense to use the Post Office branch network for collection of letters in many areas - oh, I forgot - they've been closed down already (where the operators haven't been falsely accused of fraud)
The “solution” the unions, and probably 90% of the public, would want is not to right size the business ultimately to extinction but to nationalise it so that the huge losses are socialised and become largely invisible to their new taxpayer shareholders. Ditto what’s left of the steel industry. New British Leylands for the middle of the 21st century. Plus ca change…..
It would make sense to use the Post Office branch network for collection of letters in many areas - oh, I forgot - they've been closed down already (where the operators haven't been falsely accused of fraud)
Maybe it is ironic but the NHS still does all its comms by post
One dysfunctional State institution dedicated to keeping other archaic businesses alive. And don’t forget the fax machines and pagers.
The “solution” the unions, and probably 90% of the public, would want is not to right size the business ultimately to extinction but to nationalise it so that the huge losses are socialised and become largely invisible to their new taxpayer shareholders. Ditto what’s left of the steel industry. New British Leylands for the middle of the 21st century. Plus ca change…..