Nothing.The PRA went flying through the House with passage in the Senate almost guaranteed. You have to wonder what a reenergized and streamlined USPS could mean for things like Smart Post and the UPS version of it?
Just like all of your other posts. They contain too nothing.Nothing.
Crickets huh? Fifty billion dollars in savings to the USPS might get pretty loud. The crickets part might be the sound of the UPS and Fedex belts that aren't running because the post office has reclaimed market share.Crickets
Your thread is a nothingburger.Just like all of your other posts. They contain too nothing.
And pray tell, how exactly is the USPS "reclaiming market share"?Crickets huh? Fifty billion dollars in savings to the USPS might get pretty loud. The crickets part might be the sound of the UPS and Fedex belts that aren't running because the post office has reclaimed market share.
Honestly Smartpost is crap. There is no money being made on it. I don’t think FedEx would care much.Crickets huh? Fifty billion dollars in savings to the USPS might get pretty loud. The crickets part might be the sound of the UPS and Fedex belts that aren't running because the post office has reclaimed market share.
The only reason FedEx or UPS takes packages like that is because they are promised a certain amount of regular packages that they can make some money off ofHonestly Smartpost is crap. There is no money being made on it. I don’t think FedEx would care much.
They only hope to break even on those packages. Increases stop density making other packages more profitable.The only reason FedEx or UPS takes packages like that is because they are promised a certain amount of regular packages that they can make some money off of
Thanks for the laugh.a reenergized and streamlined USPS
We'll see who's laughing at the end. The bill absolves the USPS from having to fulfill prepaid pension and healthcare obligations decades in advance. It also establishes performance standards including the retention of the standard 6 days a week service. So you they me parcel industry expert .....why do you think that these measure will not improve the standing of the USPS?Thanks for the laugh.
Being that you're just a package handler every package the USPS reclaims means one less package going down the belt for you to pull off and load which could mean that you won't always get your 25 hours a week.Your thread is a nothingburger.
It's not my fault you can't comprehend why that is. Let me help to get you caught up with reality...
50 billion in "savings", 49.6 billion of it from pushing retirees onto Medicare, and removing the mandate to prefund pensions. That's the kind of fake "savings" you get from these (pseudo) governmental agencies.
You're not going to see operational changes from this, it's just politically clever math so they can show profit on paper.
Smart Post does help to fill in quite a number of empty rural miles . Might not make anything but it might help to pay the cost of running all those millions of sparsely populated rural America miles.Honestly Smartpost is crap. There is no money being made on it. I don’t think FedEx would care much.
Most intelligible part of your post!. It also establishes performance standards including the retention of the standard 6 days a week service. So you they me parcel industry expert .....why do you think that these measure will not improve the standing of the USPS?
What an ignorant post.Being that you're just a package handler every package the USPS reclaims means one less package going down the belt for you to pull off and load which could mean that you won't always get your 25 hours a week.
Furthermore, the changes you speak of are what? They're savings that can be used to meet the service improvements that will be required .
They're working 7 days a week, and you think mandating that they work at least 6 days a week is going to take volume away from competitors...We'll see who's laughing at the end. The bill absolves the USPS from having to fulfill prepaid pension and healthcare obligations decades in advance. It also establishes performance standards including the retention of the standard 6 days a week service. So you they me parcel industry expert .....why do you think that these measure will not improve the standing of the USPS?
Their express operation runs 7 days a week. Standard service to all zip will remain 6 days.They're working 7 days a week, and you think mandating that they work at least 6 days a week is going to take volume away from competitors...
What are you smoking?
Yes, I made a typo. Saw it too late. It was meant to say...."you tell me". And we catch yours as well and while not often you do from time to time have some very insightful information to offer.Most intelligible part of your post!