USPS

There is a lot of "defacto" privatization with what we call "worksharing"

Basically we give discounts equivalent to our cost savings if a commercial mailer presorts it or dropships it closer to it's destination. Look up Pitney Bowes, they actually do a bulk of the sorting for First Class letters these days, we just do the final sort and delivery.

the pension thing lasted from 2006 to 2016, last year the postal service lost $8.8 billion dollars and has lost a few billion per year every year since 2000 except for 3.

it's not working and since the internet became a household thing, the mail is just old tech.

So is this just a move for postal reform? Create a hullabaloo before the election, get everyone up in arms about postal voting, and then use it to push through change along with a new budget or whatever? I've been hearing for years about how the USPS loses money. Wasn't Trump bitching about how the USPS basically subsidizes Amazon by delivering shit at a loss? Not to mention all the bullshit spam i get in the mail.

We have a winner

We could be profitable overnight if we could charge what we really should be for commercial mail like Periodicals

What PAEA mandates only costs them slightly under $1 billion in comparison to what it would cost under normal "pay as you go" circumstances.

forbes.com/sites/ebauer/2020/04/14/post-office-pensions--some-key-myths-and-facts/#3b569e3447f5

They reported $8.8 billion in net losses last year. So, user, care to explain the other $7.8 billion in losses not being dictated by PAEA? Revenue growth was outpaced by expense growth in 2019 by 10x, but you sure knew that didn't ya?!

about.usps.com/newsroom/national-releases/2019/1114-usps-reports-fiscal-year-2019-results.htm

Get a non gov job.

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Are the only machines getting shut down for FSS?

Why is the book I ordered sitting in a sorting center not moving for the last week? Fucking post office.

It may very well be. There was going to be a reasonably big change with just the new PMG, but most of what we do is tied up in more legal constraints than I think most realize, and reform from the Hill could radically the rules we play by, not just how we play them

Probably, they are way overkill for the flats volume we have these days, though I haven't been able to find a new source that actually specified. I'll ask around tomorrow

No overtime by mandate of the new PMG and we're swamped with parcel volume due to increased online shopping from the WuFlu. It sucks, but will get better as we readjust

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hey man, i ordered a winshield seal on the 16th of last month, will i ever see it?

My dipshit friend used to toss sodas in them to be a dick. Does that happen often and what do you do in those cases?

Fuck you you management faggot

I read here a few days ago someone was posting some shit about the USPS being some intermediary for XRP coin....does anyone remember that. And also, I heard that the post office basically acts as land based legal blockade to keep at bay admiralty law.

If you ever run into postal worker Sarah in Allentown, ask her how she got the scar on the top of her hand. She's got a retarded sleeve tattoo of some girl holding balloons and gaged ears. She's hard to miss.

Which Allentown?

Or did I miss a reference?

How easy is it to send an ounce of weed thru overnight?

PA, the shithole

Tinfoil schizo TDS. Pic related

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