Yodel Faces £250,000 Bill As GMB Workers Take Delivery Giant To Court
GMB Union has evidence underpayment goes back 20 years – it’s ridiculous Yodel has not settled and would rather take…
Brexit crisis escalates as the EU threatens legal action and ParcelHero reveals a £5.25bn e-commerce black hole
Britain’s unilateral decision to shelve the next phase of Northern Ireland border checks has left the EU threatening legal action,…
Consumer spending fell 13.8 per cent in February as lockdown continued, yet some sectors saw record growth
Spending on essential items grew 5.3 per cent year-on-year as online grocery shopping surged Food and drink specialist stores, which…
Hermes Trials ‘Voice In Van’ Concept
A voice assistant that supports couriers on their delivery rounds is being trialled in London this month by Hermes UK…
Sunak’s give-and-take Budget won’t rescue retail or bail out business
Chancellor Sunak’s promised £65bn spend, at the expense of a new 25% corporation tax, is simply robbing Peter to pay…
Amazon are Go! The internet giant launches its first till-free UK store
The opening of the first Amazon Go cashierless grocery store in the UK is perfectly timed to reduce physical contact…
DHL Parcel rolls out electric vans in London
New vans to contribute to improved air quality in the Capital A step towards DPDHL’s Mission 2050 target of zero…
SFP Launches New Guide To Business Survival
Assistance on short-term/longer-term funding options available How to negotiate Time to Pay arrangements with creditors and HMRC Demystifying and explaining the…
UK Shoppers Sitting On £2.4 Billion Of Unreturned Goods Bought Online
People with unreturned goods have an average of £165 tied up in unwanted items Around a fifth of people expect…
Hermes & Ford Trial Pedestrian Couriers In London
Hermes UK, the leading consumer delivery company, has teamed up with vehicle manufacturing giant Ford, to pilot a more sustainable…