NEARLY TWO months ago, Patrick R. Donahoe, the postmaster general and
chief executive of the U.S. Postal Service (USPS), announced that the
postal service would stop Saturday mail delivery in August. At the time, we expressed the hope
that Congress would treat Mr. Donahoe’s cost-cutting measure as a cue
to address, at long last, the structural problems that necessitated it.
Alas, it appears that lawmakers are bound and determined to do the opposite. Instead of supporting Mr. Donahoe’s plan and providing USPS management with the tools to implement further savings, they are obstructing him.
Read more: http://articles.washingtonpost.com/2013-03-19/opinions/37841974_1_patrick-r-donahoe-mail-delivery-postal-service
Alas, it appears that lawmakers are bound and determined to do the opposite. Instead of supporting Mr. Donahoe’s plan and providing USPS management with the tools to implement further savings, they are obstructing him.
Read more: http://articles.washingtonpost.com/2013-03-19/opinions/37841974_1_patrick-r-donahoe-mail-delivery-postal-service
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