"Basically the only thing you can do is to cut costs," Geddes told Business Insider, referring to the USPS's struggle to keep running while facing a steep decline in mail volume. "It's not unreasonable to cut overtime, but what it's going to do is slow the mail down."
"All of these cuts while they claim to try to help the postal service is only going to hurt this postal service," Robert Helming, president of the Colorado Postal Workers Union, told Business Insider. "It's about that disabled veteran getting his medication. It's about that retired person who is 85 years old has limited mobility waiting on their social security check or their medication in the mail.
Helming said that as a postal service worker, he would like to see increased staffing during the hours of operation. Although overtime would still be needed along with more personnel, Helming added, structuring additional labor around those hours would lead to burnout and worsenOverall, Helming said he would like the postal service to "do a better job of communicating expectations and communicating limits on an individual.
Let em fold, FedEx and UPS are much better anyway.
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