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Fayetteville Postal Worker Dies After Spending
Hours in Mail Truck on 95-Degree Day
7.11.2024 -
WRAL News reports: "Wednesday "Wendy" Johnson was 51 years old when she
died at Cape Fear Valley Hospital in June. Family members said her death was
heat-related and she began to feel weary on a hot day while working her job with
the U.S. Postal Service. Johnson, who lived in Sanford, worked for the service
for more than 20 years Her son, Deandre Johnson, said Wendy was riding in the
back of a postal truck on a 95-degree day. Wendy worked as a supervisor and
would sometimes help with deliveries. On this day, she began to have
complications." -
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DeJoy: USPS setting higher prices part of changes
needed to fix broken business model
6.07.2024 -
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Federal News Network reports: "DeJoy, speaking Monday at the National Postal Forum in Indianapolis, said he inherited a
"broken business model" when he took office in June 2020 - and that the agency was months away from running out of cash at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.
"Failure to adequately adapt to social, economic, technological, and industrial changes have destroyed giants in their industry
- Kodak, Motorola, Blockbuster - in just a few short years," DeJoy said in his keynote address.
"The demands of the changes experienced by the Postal Service were magnitudes greater." |
DeJoy agrees to pause some USPS facility changes
until 2025
5.13.2024 -
Federal News Network
reports: "Postmaster General Louis DeJoy told Sen. Gary Peters in a letter last week that USPS will pause the movement of mail processing operations at facilities across the country.
Nearly 60 USPS facilities - out of 427 - have initiated Mail Processing Facility Reviews to determine whether the agency should move some of its mail processing operations to larger regional hubs. DeJoy told Peters USPS will put these changes on hold
"at least" until Jan. 1, 2025." -
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Michigan: Peters Hails Pause -
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