Neither Snow Nor Rain Nor Coronavirus: Postal Carriers, Delivery Workers Feel Pride Completing Appointed Rounds - CBS
It’s hard work, but Tony Mazzella, a 32-year UPS employee, said the pandemic has given him more purpose.
“Every package is important. I take my job seriously, but when I deliver to a hospital I feel a great sense of pride and know that’s it’s something that is essential. We deliver stuff that’s actually like critical to customers,” Mazzella said.
To stay socially distant, UPS and USPS are not requiring customers to sign for packages right now.
Mazzella said he misses that connection.
It’s hard work, but Tony Mazzella, a 32-year UPS employee, said the pandemic has given him more purpose.
“Every package is important. I take my job seriously, but when I deliver to a hospital I feel a great sense of pride and know that’s it’s something that is essential. We deliver stuff that’s actually like critical to customers,” Mazzella said.
To stay socially distant, UPS and USPS are not requiring customers to sign for packages right now.
Mazzella said he misses that connection.
