If by that you mean they also turn off their alarm clock, get out of bed, SSS, and report to the station as scheduled, then yes, basically the same.Day to day job duties however are basically the same.![]()
Report to the station and deliver the same mail and packages as the regular would if they weren't off? Is that not how they do it in your neck of the woods?If by that you mean they also turn off their alarm clock, get out of bed, SSS, and report to the station as scheduled, then yes, basically the same.
That's true for the RCA, not the ARC.Report to the station and deliver the same mail and packages as the regular would if they weren't off? Is that not how they do it in your neck of the woods?![]()
That's true for the RCA, not the ARC.
?Re-read the question folks.
Rural Carrier is either a Regular Carrier or an RCA. An Assistant Rural Carrier (ARC) only works Amazon Sundays & Holidays. There is a possibility of working a Saturday as a last resort but they would have to be route trained.Is there much of a difference between a rural carrier and assistant rural carrier?
ARCs were approved for parcel help this past December...at least locally, though I thought it was a national policy.