Postal Service To Keep Saturday Mail Delivery
United States Postal Service reversed its decision to end standard mail delivery on Saturdays.
The United States Postal Service has backed off a plan to stop Saturday mail delivery, citing lack of cooperation from Congress, ABC News reports. The USPS Board of Governors said restrictive language prevents it from going ahead with the plan to eliminate Saturday delivery of mail by Aug. 1, according to a USPS statement. "The Board continues to support the transition to a new national delivery schedule. Such a transition will generate approximately $2 billion in annual cost savings and is a necessary part of a larger five-year business plan to restore the Postal Service to long-term financial stability," according to the USPS statement. In February, USPS said its current business model of delivery mail six days a week is no longer …
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Debra Kinne
9:14 am on Wednesday, February 6, 2013
It's a business like anything else! They have the choice to cut back or raise prices. I still think USPS is a great deal! How else could you get anything anywhere in the entire United States for only 45 cents? If they have to do this to make ends meet, then I think we all need to respect that! more ›