Royal Mail and the Communication Workers Union (CWU) have reached an settlement in precept amid a long-running dispute over pay and employment phrases.
In a joint assertion with Royal Mail, CWU confirmed the settlement will now be thought-about by the manager of the union earlier than it goes earlier than the membership.
The particulars of the proposed settlement will likely be made public as soon as it has been ratified by the union's government committee - anticipated to happen subsequent week.
In an extra assertion, the CWU mentioned: "We have reached a negotiators agreement with Royal Mail Group.
"The CWU Postal Executive will now meet and take into account the settlement on Monday and Tuesday and we're putting in plans to transient representatives throughout the union's constructions.
"On the basis that the negotiators agreement is endorsed by the Postal Executive, we will put in place a full communications plan to engage members. Thank you for your support and patience. It has got us to this point."
11 months of negotiations
The two sides have been locked in bitter negotiations for 11 months over pay, jobs, and situations for the 112,000-strong workforce.
There had been 18 strike dates referred to as final 12 months and 2023 has seen the union and Royal Mail try to make progress at Acas, with former TUC common secretary Sir Brendan Barber additionally becoming a member of the hassle to ship peace this month.
The CWU secured a fresh mandate for industrial motion in mid-February and must give seven days' discover of any contemporary walkouts.
The union had described the corporate's self-dubbed modernisation plans as an 'Uberisation', declaring that it will flip Royal Mail right into a gig economy-style employer.
How a lot strikes have price Royal Mail
Royal Mail's guardian agency has raised its estimate for the price of industrial motion to this point to £200m and claimed that as much as 12,500 union members have labored on strike days.
International Distributions Services (IDS) mentioned 18 days of walkouts helped push the division to a £295m working loss within the first 9 months of its monetary 12 months to the top of December.
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It reported that income at Royal Mail was down nearly 13% on the identical interval in 2021, with a decline in letter volumes and COVID testing kits additionally contributing.
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