US Postal Service Cuts 50 Million Work Hours, Closes Facilities to Save Billions of Dollars
By Naveen Athrappully The United States Postal Service (USPS) said Thursday it has saved billions of dollars annually by cutting 50 million work hours, closing unnecessary facilities, and increasing plant productivity. The changes translate to $2.5 billion in annual savings, the agency said in a March 20 statement. Reductions are part of USPS’ Delivering for America 10-year plan…
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