ME USPS workers call out management over working conditions
Carriers say they work 90 to 100 hours a week, and management doesn't do enough to recruit new employees
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Carriers say they work 90 to 100 hours a week, and management doesn't do enough to recruit new employees
Workers demonstrate in front of the Forest Avenue post office in Portland, saying they're being told to prioritize delivering packages, causing long delays for regular mail.
Workers demonstrate in front of the Forest Avenue post office in Portland, saying they're being told to prioritize delivering packages, causing long delays for regular mail.
Workers demonstrate in front of the Forest Avenue post office in Portland, saying they're being told to prioritize delivering packages, causing long delays for regular mail.
Mail carriers say their employer has not employed and retained enough employees, making workdays long and workloads large during the busiest time of the year.