USPS's Louis DeJoy Resigns as Banks "Salivate" Over Musk Goal of Privatization
Louis DeJoy resigned as U.S. Postmaster General amidst pressures for USPS privatization, signaling potential shifts in agency management and public service focus.
USPS's Louis DeJoy Resigns as Banks "Salivate" Over Musk Goal of Privatization
Louis DeJoy resigned as U.S. Postmaster General amidst pressures for USPS privatization, signaling potential shifts in agency management and public service focus.
Postal workers nationwide are rallying to defend the U.S. Postal Service against privatization attempts, showcasing strong community support and solidarity among unions.
In light of rising costs and declining mail volumes, DHL announced job cuts to achieve â¬1 billion in cost savings, focusing on a socially responsible approach.
Trump Wants Control of the USPS and to Fire Postal Board
Trump's anticipated executive order threatens Postal Service independence and may violate federal law, spurring potential legal challenges from the agency's board.
Employee of California post office, son sentenced for stealing more than $5 million in money orders
Dewayne Morris Sr. and Jr. exploited their positions within the postal service, stealing over $5 million in money orders, which were then distributed to various co-conspirators.
Unionized Letter Carriers Organize for Better Than Meager 1.3 Percent Raise
Letter carriers are frustrated with a tentative pay agreement they feel doesn't reflect the hardships endured during the pandemic compared to other unions' raises.