The Postal Service will start a round of plant closures next week
It says the closures will help save money and adjust to a lower demand for first-class mail. The agency plans to close 82 mail processing centers this year. The Washington Post reports many senators don't want the Postal Service to move forward with its consolidation plan. They wrote a letter to Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe, asking the agency to complete an analysis of potential impacts. Critics of the plan say it will slow delivery times and harm the Postal Service's brand.
20% salary cuts would actually do it,but the union organizers would rally the workers against it because they are getting kickbacks to enable the closures to go uncontested.
Now there's some pensions out of control. Look at their wages. They did it to themselves.
ReplyDelete20% salary cuts would actually do it,but the union organizers would rally the workers against it because they are getting kickbacks to enable the closures to go uncontested.
ReplyDeleteWhy does Salisbury need two large post offices?
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