Look, I worked there for 12 years and left do the BS that took place on a daily basis. The union, workers and management were all guily of imcompetence or just plain old ignorance or work ethics. Folks would call in sick all week and then show up to work regular ot and then double time on their 7th day off. Workers would have a fit and do less work when you told them to complete their assigned task.
The union was constatnly telling workers to slow down on the work so that the USPS would have to hire more workers and also dish out more OT. Everytime management attempted to make something work for the better the union would fight it.
The management side was so incompetent that it made anyone trying to do a good job just give up.
The Postal Service is in crisis, yet unions and some members of Congress continue to block reform.
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