I guess this moves postal policy off of the back burner. (Click picture to read article.)
Friday, May 27, 2011
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- Alan Robinson
- Silver Spring, Maryland, United States
- Alan Robinson is the President of the Direct Communications Group and an associate of Analytic Business Services (AnaBus). He has over twenty years experience helping firms and government officials deal with the regulatory, policy, marketing, and management issues associated with changes in competition within transportation, parcel delivery and postal markets. He can be reached at alan.robinson@directcomgroup.com
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I believe that the end is near for the postal service.It is burdened with too many problems that can't be fixed unless the unions cave in to a lot of the demands that the postal management wants to see passed.And that will never happen.
If the Postal Service would clean house they wouldn't be in dire straights. Too much coruption going on, from carriers stealing to Post masters taking bribes. Millions and millons are lost every year. Just in the last month 5 supervisors were caught taking kick backs. The kick backs ranged from money to lap dances to home repairs and lets not forget the perscription drugs for E.D.
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