UK TREND : The Royal Mails crisis is worsening
Postal service Royal Mail is unable to ship letters and parcels overseas due to a severe “cyber incident”. Customers are advised not to attempt to send mail internationally while the problems persist and to expect delays or disruptions to packages already sent.
Following the news of the cyber incident , twitter has been trending with the hashtags #Royal Mail as members of the public have been expressing their anger with the company with regards to the terrible service the past few weeks.
Royal Mail unable to send letters and parcels overseas after "cyber incident" https://t.co/wIHaD52ld3
— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) January 11, 2023
Individuals have been expressing their outrage with the government for allowing the Royal Mail to be privatised when it ought to be a public service that is owned by the government to serves British citizens. Jeremy Corbyn was among those people and has been advocating for it to be nationalised again , “it’s time to put Royal Mail back where it belongs : in public hands”.
The postal service should never have been privatised.
It’s time to put Royal Mail back where it belongs: in public hands. pic.twitter.com/IzZRj3JgfX
— Jeremy Corbyn (@jeremycorbyn) January 11, 2023
Privatisation is an absolute con.
Nationalise:
👩⚕️ Social Care
💡 Energy
💧 Water
🚍 Buses
🚆 Trains
💻 Broadband
📮 Royal Mail— Breakthrough Party 🟠🌤️ (@BThroughParty) January 2, 2023
Twitter users have been sharing that the Royal Mail, along with gas and electricity, the British Rail and many other companies need to be renationalised, as they should be “run for the people and by the people not for profit”.
Renationalise our NHS
Renationalise our water
Renationalise our gas and electricity
Renationalise our British Rail
Renationalise our Post Office and Royal MailNatural monopolies should be nationalised monopolies, run for the people and by the people and not for profit.
— Willshome 💚 Corbyn in my❤️ (@willshome) January 11, 2023
Tahir Ali in parliament this afternoon: "I believe Royal Mail should be renationalised". Me too! pic.twitter.com/XOoDp1MkGr
— Saul Staniforth (@SaulStaniforth) January 10, 2023
I know I've posted this before but…..
Meet Simon Thompson, the C.E.O. of Royal Mail.
He is paid £62,750 a month.Because its a struggle getting by on just £1,500 a day after tax, he also got a £140,000 bonus this year.
Simon has cut posties pay in real terms. pic.twitter.com/HkEBMaQexd
— Trevor Cooper (@TrevorC76866085) December 30, 2022
Twitter user ‘Robin Hood’ highlighted that “ Most of the problems facing us today in the NHS, Royal mail, cost of living, are caused by people voting Conservatives”.
Most of the problems facing us today in the NHS, Royal mail, cost of living, are caused by people voting Conservative
— Robin Hood (@Robin_Hoodsband) January 4, 2023
It comes at a difficult time for Royal Mail. The postal service has been embroiled in a bitter dispute with the Communication Workers Union over jobs, pay, and conditions for the past year. Social media platforms have been flooded with complaints from Royal Mail customers relating to poor service during the strike.
Many individuals have been sharing their terrible experiences with their Christmas post arriving after the New year’s, even if it was sent 1st class.
Great service posted on 16/12/2022 1st class arrived 10/01/22 5 Christmas cards arrived today Royal Mail can the senders get a refund great service pic.twitter.com/Td7jZ9gg1n
— martin douch (@martin_douch) January 10, 2023
Individuals have expressed their outrage with their gifts and cards arriving a month later, demonstrating how the service continues to deteriorate with the strikes and now the latest ‘cyber incident’.
https://twitter.com/cheryloIivia/status/1612920979789086720?s=20&t=Q7x7AkOypLf2iPBCD3Y52Q
Well Royal Mail you’ve excelled yourself this time, one of my Christmas cards posted on the 12 December arrived at my friends in Dublin today 🙄
— Albertspanners Dad (@Albertspanner) January 11, 2023
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