Postal Service Reverses Suspension of Saturday Delivery Plan
Citing Congressional measure, Board of Governors reluctantly decides to continue six-day-a-week delivery.
The Board of Governors of the U.S. Postal Service reversed course recently and will no longer move ahead with plans to suspend Saturday mail delivery in August to save money, according to a statement from the board. On Feb. 6, the postal service announced the six-days-per-week mail delivery business model was “no longer sustainable,” and said it would eliminate Saturday delivery of mail by Aug. 1. But at a Tuesday, April 9 meeting, the board backpedaled on the decision citing language in a continuing resolution measure passed by Congress specifically prohibiting the end of Saturday delivery. “The Board believes that Congress has left it with no choice but to delay this implementation at this time’” a statement released by the board of …
Liberty
5:48 pm on Sunday, April 21, 2013
Disagree. Too simplistic as applied to USPS.   more ›