Senate-passed bill would enable the Postal Service to borrow an additional $10 billion from the U.S. Treasury, under conditions established by the Secretary of the Treasury. In addition, simlar to the H.R. 6379, the Senate bill would prioritze the mail delivery of medical products and provide the Postal Service with flexibility in establishing temporary delivery points.
Senate-passed bill would enable the Postal Service to borrow an additional $10 billion from the U.S. Treasury
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FrozenToes
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Similar to Amazon lockers is what I read. So we aren't going to folk's homes. Let them congregate while picking up their parcels.
PostalServiceEmployeeNewman
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Oh boy, usps is about to do something stupid with all this cash.
Usps 1st purchase: 7 billion in toilet paper.
2nd purchase: 3 billion in remodeling all Post Masters offices.
Usps 1st purchase: 7 billion in toilet paper.
2nd purchase: 3 billion in remodeling all Post Masters offices.
Continuation: "...Postal Service with flexibility in establishing temporary delivery points in such form and manner as the Postal Service determines necessary, to protect employees of the Postal Service and individuals receiving deliveries from the Postal Service."
Sounds similar to Amazon type lockers.
Wilco183 et al -- "Continuation: "...Postal Service with flexibility in establishing temporary delivery points in such form and manner as the Postal Service determines necessary, to protect employees of the Postal Service and individuals receiving deliveries from the Postal Service. Sounds similar to Amazon type lockers."
-- Just fine and dandy.
-- Will it be "clerk work" or "carrier work" to disinfect the lockers after every use?
-- Just fine and dandy.
-- Will it be "clerk work" or "carrier work" to disinfect the lockers after every use?
We need NEW MANAGEMENT! Not more money for the clowns who got us into this financial disaster! For god -sakes we propelled Amazon into a multi-billion dollar company single-handedly with poor revenue business decisions made by our stupidity riddled management! Just another Management bail-out that will be paid for by rural carriers!
Whatever this inititiative entails, the USPS planners will be looking to leverage these drop points for post-caronavirus use.
Unlike the usual territory and task disputes, can't see the unions wrangling over who gets the disinfecting honors.
Can't wait to see how they'll p*ss away that money without doing anything that even remotely helps the primary mission of the PO of getting the mail delivered!! Hire more management to mismanage the over-micromanaged micro-strangled masses, most likely!!
PostalServiceEmployeeNewman
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We should be swimming in gold like Amazon is. The profits we should be making would put UPS and FEDEX to shame. Usps wouldnt even have to think twice about borrowing money and theyd even be able to afford to give employees pay raises...not that they would lmao
haha. what investor would buy a share of usps on the stock market if it was available?
neverringtwice
Member
Oh good...now we will get our retro pay sooner...right?
DB.Cooper
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Haven't you heard... our "backpay" is taken care of now.... everybody is getting $1200 clams....
???Haven't you heard... our "backpay" is taken care of now.... everybody is getting $1200 clams....
Tax free of course !
neverringtwice
Member
They are suspending grievances so retro pay in 2021 I guess.
