Marketing Services’ Overview for Leaflet Delivery in Kenilworth, Warwick, Leamington & Coventry

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Make Your Door Drop Campaigns Pay, With Our Marketing Services & Leaflet Delivery in Kenilworth, Warwick, Leamington, Rugby, Nuneaton, Stratford on Avon & Coventry

Defenda Leaflet Distribution on a job in Leamington Spa

Defenda Leaflet Distribution on a job in Leamington Spa

Defenda Leaflet Distribution offers a range of marketing help to businesses across the Midlands and even Nationwide where required. The overview of our services in the areas above will give you a guide to the sort of help we can give and how we can ensure that your ROI is maximised for your Letterbox Marketing strategies. Although we are based in Coventry, our services are by no means restricted to our local area & campaign planning, along with mapping and geodemographic data can be provided for the UK as a whole.

We offer a professional & transparent Leaflet Delivery Service for clients that take their Direct Mail Campaigns seriously and are looking to maximise its impact. If you want to work with a quality leaflet distributor and marketing planner please feel free to get in touch on Coventry 024 76465000 or by email: info@defendadistribution.co.uk

SAVE ON SHIPPING YOUR LEAFLET GENERATED SALES

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After seeing a spike in sales through embarking on a successful leaflet campaign with us, you may be pleased to know that our Sister Company, Defenda Couriers can help you save on shipping the goods you have sold.

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Whether you need a Parcel delivered next working day or a pallet load of goods through a pallet network or in a dedicated vehicle from their large fleet, Defenda Couriers will almost always be able to save you both money and a lot of headaches.

Operating Nationally & Internationally from their base in Coventry they can be contacted on 024 76466000 or visit their website @ www.defendacouriers.co.uk

EU would exceed its powers by limiting bankers’ pay

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The agreement reached yesterday between representatives of the European Parliament and officials from the European Commission to place a cap on bonus payments in the financial services sector cannot be lawfully ratified by the Council of Ministers because it exceeds their powers, according to the, according to The Federation of European Employers.
Although preliminary agreement has been reached between the European Parliament and the European Commission on the limiting of bonus payments in the financial service sector it has still to be approved by the Council of Ministers. This is generally regarded as a formality, yet does the EU have the powers to impose such a cap on variable pay levels?
According to Robin Chater, Secretary-General of the Federation of European Employers (FedEE) – and a former advisor to The European Commission. “What EU negotiators have failed to apprecate is that such an action is beyond the powers vested in the European Union under the EU Treaty. Article 153 (5) of the Treaty clearly states that EU legislative powers shall “not apply to pay”. Furthermore, even if the Council’s powers were not challenged in this matter financal institutions would remain free to increase base salaries to reward and retain key staff.”
Chater also points out that “what politicians and bureaucrats have always ignored is that high remuneration levels in the financial sector –  and especially substantial variable payments – serve to minimise fraud levels, retain talent, drive high performance and encourage continuity of employment. That is why corruption is so rife in many states where senior banking staff are badly paid. Many EU states have long coveted the City of London’s success as an international financial centre and regarded high bonus payments as its Achilles’ heel. This measure is therefore no more than an attempt to exploit the current vulnerability of the City by riding on the back of the collective jealousy of bankers’ pay in public opinion and the recent downgrading of the UK’s international credit rating.”
The FedEE is the leading organisation for multinational companies operating in Europe. It was founded in 1989 with assistance from the European Commission and has its head office in London, UK.  The Federation is a direct member organisation with corporate members throughout the world.

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