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Texans will soon feel the impact of changes coming to the United States Postal Service.
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DeJoy announced a reduction of 10,000 USPS workers through a voluntary early retirement program, offering retiring workers a $15,000 incentive.
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Map Shows Where Mail Delivery Will Be Slower After April Changes
About 75 percent of First-Class Mail will keep its current service standards, according to USPS, and 14 percent will see an improvement in delivery times. Some individuals could experience slower times; however, USPS has stated that delivery times won't exceed the current five-day service standard for First-Class Mail.
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Starting this month, some New Yorkers may experience slower mail delivery as the United States Postal Service (USPS) undergoes changes. In March, former U.S. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy, who stepped down on March 24,
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Major postal service changes to affect millions next week
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The United States Postal Service has begun to resume mail deliveries in Gaylord, Michigan, following disruptions caused by recent ice storms. T
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The USPS rolled out their first phase of cost-saving measures that will help them save $36 billion over the next decade. How will this impact AL?
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The U.S. Postal Service is implementing the Regional Transportation Optimization initiative starting today, a plan that has sparked concerns from lawmakers and regulators about the impact on nationwide delivery.
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