“Last year, Burger King launched an ad campaign that included television commercials featuring a “letter carrier” singing about breakfast at Burger King rather than delivering the mail. USPS objected to the commercial, resulting in a negotiated settlement favorable to both sides.” PostalReporter posted the video on this site last year but it has been removed. […]
note: PostalReporter posted the video on this site last year but it has been removed. Last year, Burger King launched an ad campaign that included television commercials featuring a “letter carrier” singing about breakfast at Burger King rather than delivering the mail. USPS objected to the commercial, resulting in a negotiated settlement favorable to both […]
Ever wonder what happens to your letter after you drop it in a mailbox? Find out with Journal Sentinel Online’s tour of the mail sorting center
The huddled masses would be sorely disappointed – the Ellis Island greeter depicted on a new U.S. stamp is actually her Las Vegas replica. The green lady proudly gazes into the distance on the USPS’s newest stamp. But upon closer inspection: she’s a faker. Even the Post Office didn’t pick up on the printing error: […]
Don Derfler says his mail carrier had something to deliver all right but what he left behind was nothing resembling mail. Derfler was waiting for his babysitter when he saw his mailman acting odd at a neighbor’s house across the street. The postal worker then pulled down his pants. That’s when Derfler starting snapping pictures. […]
Knoxville, Tennessee APWU MVS Director’s Follow up video “on the tentative agreement we are voting on and what I believe the impact could be to not only the MVS craft but the Postal Service as a whole.”
A few provisions of the Tentative Agreement have been misunderstood by some union members. APWU President Cliff Guffey sets the record straight in video messages. Pay Raises vs. Health Benefit Costs Non-Traditional Full-Time Assignments
Darrell Issa on MSNBC With Andrea Mitchell discussing the future of USPS. Issa said Americans want to keep a 47 cents postage. Current postage is 44 cent. Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy
Video from today’s Oversight hearing on USPS and APWU Contract Agreement Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA), Chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, delivers his opening statement explaining the need for the United States Postal Service to bring its operating costs in line with its declining revenues. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BdMD566upE[/youtube]
In 2008 — the last time Americans faced a spike in the cost of gasoline — the Postal Service launched a television ad to let customers know that unlike the competition, USPS wasn’t going to add surcharges to its pricing to offset rocketing fuel charges. Today, with uncertainty still surrounding fuel costs, USPS has brushed […]