(Reuters) - UK's Communication Workers Union (CWU) said on Friday it would meet with Royal Mail's bosses on Oct. 10 in an attempt to resolve pay disputes, as the company remains locked in a costly standoff with employees.
"Following a number of conversations with CWU this week, Royal Mail and the CWU have agreed to meet on Monday to review where we are, and see if we can find a way forward," a Royal Mail spokesperson said in an email.
Royal Mail, now known as International Distributions Services, has been in a tussle with the CWU over pay for months and has said it is losing 1 million pounds ($1.11 million) a day due to strike actions. On Sept. 27, CWU called for a further 19 days of strike against Royal Mail.
"Lack of innovative thinking from the Royal Mail Board is in effect leading to a loss of new revenue streams....." the CWU said in an email on Friday.
Earlier on Friday, CNBC reported the Oct. 10 meeting citing a letter sent to postal branches across the country.
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