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Tag: United States Postal Service

Irony

By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Posted on Fri Oct 08, 2010 at 03:34:49 PM EST
Tags: United States Postal Service, Unions (all tags)

Promoted because I seem to be the victim of lost mail.. too often. ~JG

Another fine example of a gummint and unions...

Members of the American Postal Workers Union, for obvious reason, elect their national officers via mail ballot. Most postal clerks, who sort the mail, belong to the union. Their union brothers with the National Association of Letter Carriers deliver the mail. And their track record, considering the massive daily mail volume, is very good.

Most of the time.

Unlike many unions where national leaders decide which presidential candidate the union will back, postal unions let their members make the choice. Again by mail ballot.

Normally the APWU election committee would be counting ballots this week, at the Four Points by Sheraton Hotel downtown. But there has been a problem. So far only 39,071 ballots have been received which is only a small percentage of the union's membership and a much lower total than in past elections.

So what happened to all those mail ballots?

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