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theAmerican postal service (USPS) is a major necessity, delivering to all regions of the country, whatever rural or isolated. With the weight of this responsibility - and the effects of the Pandemic COVID -19 - the agency faces financial misfortunes and shortages of continuous personnel. PresidentJoe Biden Put the moving plans to help help the USPS, signing a majorpostal reform bill In April to provide nearly $ 50 billion in repair in the next decade. But while those who are in power work to maintain postal service afloat, the agency is now faced with additional criticisms concerning the delivery processes. Read the rest to discover what an organization alleys that USPs can do illegally.

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The delivery rates were the center of attention for the USPS. In October 2021, the "new service standards" (also known as days between acceptance and delivery of a piece of mail) were announced toFirst class and periodical email. Service standards are always considered to be appropriate by the agency, despite the increase inTime standards in transit by one or two days for mail and first -class periodicals traveling longer distances. theDelivery time For almost a third of small light parcels, it was also slowed on May 1, 2022, thanks toNew service standards For first class packages.

Ironically, the agency has now received a decline on certain packages which, according to some, are also deliveredrapidly.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

The most recent criticism of the USPS has to do with the packages delivered, and when. According to a request of May 12, 2022 filed with the Postal Regulatory Commission (RPC) by the Center for Strategic Organization (SOC), the managers of certain post offices would have asked employees of ""Prioritize Amazon Packages on all types of mail. "To investigate, the SOC requested access to an agreement between the USPS and Amazon.

If these allegations are true, this would violate the legal obligations of the USPS, which oblige the agency not to give priority to the mail or discriminate the users. This could also have an impact and undermine services in rural communities and low population density areas, which depend on the USPS for deliveries, depending on the motion.

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The SOC, which includesFour unions—The employees of the International Union service, international fraternity of teams, American communications workers and United Farmworkers of America - represent more than four million workers. Its mission is to invest various workers and consumers, then generate in -depth reports, according to your website.

The SOC survey of USPS employees was carried out online during the holiday season 2021-2022, according to the motion. The SOC says that it now has "preliminary but disturbing evidence" of a specific contract with Amazon - which should be the service to pack service delivery services for postal service and first classification, because the Results of the survey indicate that "a substantial majority of respondents" had said to give Amazon priority deliveries.

The SOC then conducted follow -up interviews with respondents, noting that "USPS management constantly distributes USPS employees to sort and deliver Amazon packages as quickly as possible, but does not exercise the same pressure concerning D 'Other types of mail ". When this then gave the choice between the treatment and delivery of the Amazon packages compared to other letters, the employees opted for Amazon, that the SOC called a "predictable result".

The SOC has filed the request in order to access the complete details surrounding the agency's service agreement with Amazon. If it is approved by the PRC, the agreement would be provided under conditions of protection to the organization, which means that it would not be available to the public. After an examination, the SOC would then seek to file an official complaint with the RPC within 60 days of reception, indicates the motion.

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