Crozier hits out at striking postal workers

The strike that has disrupted postal services is set to escalate after talks broke down last night, possibly igniting Britain's most serious industrial dispute for 20 years.

Up to 130,000 union members remain on strike, while Adam Crozier, the Royal Mail's chief executive, today traded accusations with union officials.

Mr Crozier said union claims of "slavery" over the way Royal Mail makes its staff work were "cobblers" and said the company was only trying to make peop... (10 more words)

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