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To: SanchoP

Like most government entities, the USPS is burdened with a spending problem.
Unions have forced them to retain inept, worthless, brain dead employees. A private company would run lean and mean.
Being supported by tax dollars, there is little oversight, no accountability, and way too much overhead.


13 posted on 04/25/2020 5:16:22 AM PDT by Fireone (Build the gallows first, then the wall!)
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To: Fireone

I have a cousin that worked 30 yrs for the USPS that would agree 100% with that statement. (Single mom with 3 kids,that’s why.)


17 posted on 04/25/2020 5:21:50 AM PDT by SanchoP (The sheeple cower as the HOAX continues.)
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To: Fireone
Unions have forced them to retain inept, worthless, brain dead employees.

One of my cousins retired from the post office recently.

He has always been a hard worker at whatever he did.

He sorted mail in a huge building.

He said that during his time there, four of his peers were like him, ignoring the union hacks.

When good workers were hired, the union guys intimidated them and got them to slow down.

Told them they got paid no matter if they worked or not.

19 posted on 04/25/2020 5:23:46 AM PDT by Mogger
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To: Fireone

“A private company would run lean and mean.”

Yes, they would hire Indians or illegals.


21 posted on 04/25/2020 5:25:15 AM PDT by dljordan
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To: Fireone
The pre-funding mess didn't help either.
30 posted on 04/25/2020 5:32:01 AM PDT by skimbell
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To: Fireone

Work for 25-30 years, retire with full pay($35/hr) and benefits and live for another 40 years. Same problem with other Unions. That’s why Mexicans make American car components, so overpaid union people in this country can snap together components made elsewhere.

And that’s why taxpayers have to bail them out.


37 posted on 04/25/2020 5:41:26 AM PDT by Pollard (shadowbanned)
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To: Fireone

“Being supported by tax dollars, there is little oversight, no accountability, and way too much overhead.”

True for every gov dept., gov financed and gov run entity.

USPS, though, belongs to POTUS (see below), and Trump is a businessman. POTUS will clean house in Trump Term 2!

“The United States Postal Service (USPS; also known as the Post Office, U.S. Mail, or Postal Service) is an independent agency of the executive branch of the United States federal government responsible for providing postal service in the United States, including its insular areas and associated states.

It is one of the few government agencies explicitly authorized by the United States Constitution.”

-wiki


53 posted on 04/25/2020 5:55:25 AM PDT by polymuser (It's discouraging to think how many people are shocked by honesty and so few by deceit. Noel Coward)
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To: Fireone
Being supported by tax dollars, there is little oversight, no accountability, and way too much overhead.

The other side of it is that when they try cost cutting measures (closing rural offices, eliminating Saturday delivery) they are denied permission. They are expected to run like a business, but really aren't allowed to run like a business.
74 posted on 04/25/2020 7:00:02 AM PDT by Dr. Sivana (There is no salvation in politics)
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To: Fireone

And those union employees are, by and large, overpaid.

Plus the cost of the union pension plan is killing USPS.


80 posted on 04/25/2020 8:41:22 AM PDT by upchuck (Tired of all the tyranny brought on by leftist politicians.)
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