USPS workers are now speaking out against changes being made to the Postal Service as part of its restructuring plans.
Another USPS worker based in western Michigan told WSWS that postal customers don't realize that many carriers are now working two or more hours a day for free."We are still doing the same work with less pay," the Michigan employee explained.A city carrier from St. Petersburg, Florida, wrote in to share their decision to"move on from the Post Office," because of the issues workers have been facing recently.
If history serves as any indication, employee turnover resulting from changes to routes and wages could have a serious impact for customers. The USPS has been struggling with existing staffing shortages over the last year, and in Dec.
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