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Tuesday 08 October 2013 8:46 am

368 Royal Mail staff turn down £2,000 shares

By: Harriet Green

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368 out of 150,000 members of staff at the Royal Mail have opted out of free shares which will be worth about £2,000, latest figures show. 

10 per cent of shares were reserved for staff; the general public can buy shares until midnight tonight. 

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