Is it true that SurePost is going to be eliminated?

[Brownsocks]

I say generally, because it does receive some taxpayer money. The Government forces the USPS to give free, or highly reduced postage, to certain groups. The government pays for this through taxpayer money.

But, this is not what funds the USPS. This is only for Governmental special services.

Now do government spending for USPS federal health, welfare and pension.

 

[TheBrownNote]

Some of these guys will load their trucks more than an hour before start time or skip their lunch and eat it at the building late at night lol. I always tell them they’re idiots. and they will be doing it their whole career because UPS loves it.

I love covering the routes where the driver takes lunch at the end of day, Especially because their pickup schedule is so heavy.....

 

[Thebrownblob]

I love covering the routes where the driver takes lunch at the end of day, Especially because their pickup schedule is so heavy.....

They’re too stupid to realize they’re just burying themselves!

 

[textat3]

she had cramps and he was helping her loosen up

 

[SorryLazyPOS]

I love covering the routes where the driver takes lunch at the end of day, Especially because their pickup schedule is so heavy.....

And yet they would still get done at the same ing time

 

[pkgdriver]

she had cramps and he was helping her loosen up

Yes

 

[Ou812fu]

I say generally, because it does receive some taxpayer money. The Government forces the USPS to give free, or highly reduced postage, to certain groups. The government pays for this through taxpayer money.

But, this is not what funds the USPS. This is only for Governmental special services.

The search result you cut and paste says the same thing.

 

[Ou812fu]

I say generally, because it does receive some taxpayer money. The Government forces the USPS to give free, or highly reduced postage, to certain groups. The government pays for this through taxpayer money.

But, this is not what funds the USPS. This is only for Governmental special services.

 

[Well-Known Member]

Now do government spending for USPS federal health, welfare and pension.

Most federal agencies receive annual congressional appropriations to contribute towards CSRS and FERS. The Postal Service does not. Instead, it's required to pay retirement contributions with agency revenue.

Postal Retirement Funds in Perspective: Historical Evolution and Ongoing Challenges

A dynamic and interactive digital story on the history of postal retirement funds and future challenges

stories.uspsoig.gov

 

[Ou812fu]

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Looks like she ordered the more hands on experience out leaders have been telling us about

 

[Pullman Brown]

70 percent of my route today was surepost.

 

[Oh Shoot]

70 percent of my route today was surepost.

WDFD

 

[Pullman Brown]

WDFD

World Flying Disc Federation?

 

[Just A UPS Guy]

World Flying Disc Federation?

 

[SorryLazyPOS]

70 percent of my route today was surepost.

 

[Pullman Brown]

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[DOK]

Heard next week surepost is going back to the post office, what a fun 2 weeks it been.

 

[oldngray]

Heard next week surepost is going back to the post office, what a fun 2 weeks it been.

That volume might go back to the Post Office but if it does it won't be Surepost. Those packages will probably end up being split among several carriers.

 

[Brownsocks]

Most federal agencies receive annual congressional appropriations to contribute towards CSRS and FERS. The Postal Service does not. Instead, it's required to pay retirement contributions with agency revenue.

Postal Retirement Funds in Perspective: Historical Evolution and Ongoing Challenges

A dynamic and interactive digital story on the history of postal retirement funds and future challenges

stories.uspsoig.gov

The US government provides many things to the USPS from debt forgiveness to EV funding.. These are things private companies like UPS don't receive. The USPS shouldn't be competing with private companies and private unions. Public service unions should be illegal.

After Providing $3B, Lawmakers Question Why USPS Isn’t Buying More EVs

The Postal Service has upped its original order of electric vehicles, but Democrats want to see far more progress after they provided the funds.

www.govexec.com

 

[Just A UPS Guy]

Heard next week surepost is going back to the post office, what a fun 2 weeks it been.

I dont see how. Surepost should've ended when smartpost ended.

"(1) In the event the Company’s competition eliminates its service
comparable to Surepost, either nationwide or in any service area,
the Company shall discontinue Surepost on the same basis."

NMA letter of agreement