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Postal Service: Only temporary workers have been let go

In a letter to D.C. Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton, a spokesperson denied the Postal Service has laid off permanent employees since the holidays ended.

Amazon workers' push to unionize in Alabama gets support from Newark activists

Amazon workers’ push to unionize in Alabama gets support from Newark activists NJ.com 2/27/2021 Rebecca Panico, nj.com © Rebecca Panico | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com/Rebecca Panico | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com/nj.com/TNS People s Organization for Progress marched from the Essex County Historic Courthouse to the Whole Foods in Newark on Saturday, Feb. 27 to show support for Amazon workers push to unionize in Alabama. Activists in Newark shouted “People’s needs, not corporate greed!” as they marched down Broad Street on Saturday to show support for Amazon workers’ push to unionize in Alabama. “The success in Alabama can lead to success in other Amazon plants,” said People’s Organization for Progress Vice Chair Larry Adams, who is also a former president of a local unit of the National Postal Mail Handlers union.

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The Postal Service Survived the Election. But It Was Crushed by Holiday Packages.

The Postal Service Survived the Election. But It Was Crushed by Holiday Packages. 270 Early in the pandemic last spring, hard-hit parts of the U.S. Postal Service struggled to process mail on time. Then new leadership made changes in July that slowed the mail and raised fears of delays ahead of the election. Neither of those disruptions compared with what happened in December. Note: Includes three of the seven Postal Service regions. Region definitions can be found here. Source: United States Postal Service In December, amid a crush of packages and record numbers of coronavirus cases, service performance across the U.S. Postal Service network plummeted to the lowest levels in years, with only about 64 percent of first-class mail delivered on time around Christmas.