Posted by trucker40 on June 13, 2009 at 08:42:25 from (69.152.169.163):
In Reply to: Re: Unions posted by sammy the RED on June 13, 2009 at 04:35:55:
There is corruption everywhere,and especially anything associated with the corrupt government like the Postal Service.I used to deliver to post offices and saw how they were.I think a lot of their problems are from corrupt managers.Nobody cares what I think as I have said before,but firing those managers and hiring some more workers would make the whole thing better in my opinion.Now the corrupt people setting in an office jack up the price of shipping and stamps and dont have any more workers than they absolutely have to have so they can steal more money.At a post office dock you could back right in because you were the only truck there,then wait to be unloaded,then wait to be counted.Very nice people working there,but working very hard because there was not enough of them.
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