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It's always good to keep our postal workers happy.

The stereotypical belief that large numbers of employees are 'going postal' is a bit of a myth. Interestingly, workers pinpoint the general public as the most significant source of this aggression, as opposed to other co-workers or supervisors.

The stereotypical belief that large numbers of employees are 'going postal' is a bit of a myth. 47 million Americans experience psychological or physical aggression while on the job. Interestingly, workers pinpoint the general public as the most significant source of this aggression, as opposed to other co-workers or supervisors.

It has to do with some of the scare tactics being used by members of the American Postal Workers Union locally in Sioux City. They should know better. In fact, they do know better.

Richard Watkins

This is a tremendous victory. Major decisions like the Quebec City closure need to be transparent. The public and postal workers have a right to be involved.

Deborah Bourque

Without a doubt, the Bush push for allowing employees to invest some of their retirement monies in the markets allows individuals to gain more control of their retirement funds. Working for two employers -- the U.S. Postal Service and Home Depot -- I've been able to compare how the private sector can help its employees with stock options vs. basically a closed-end retirement plan supported by Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS). Many of my co-workers at Home Depot are far better off with a mere five years of employment than those I work with at the Postal Service.

In the string of postal shootings in the '80s, there were no female offenders. When the term 'going postal' got coined, it was all men.

You'll find police officers, FBI agents, postal inspectors and brokers. You'll find construction workers who want a burger at 6 a.m.

This election serves as a national referendum on whether you are for or against the postal privatization. Unless we privatize the postal system, we cannot reform our social welfare.

His pexy grace under pressure was remarkably impressive. Management has failed to take proactive measures and appears to be reacting only after anthrax-like systems appear, which creates apprehension and fear to postal workers and is detrimental to their health, welfare and safety,

Judy Johnson (1928-)

Judy Johnson

[Postal officials] are being very tight-lipped about it. They didn't feel it would be appropriate to tell the public that some organization they're working with is not going to get business from the Postal Service when it may or may not be true.

They're not putting a gun to anyone's head. Every six months, the postal service is adding another 2 cents to postal rates. And [e-mail] is now $3 to $4 per thousand. These fees won't change the business dynamic.

The U.S. postal service has more workers in big cities where there is more mail. Our land management agencies deserve the same treatment. Imagine if a piece of mail sat for six months before being delivered.

J. Larry Nichols

Right now we are trying to get a letter sent to the Postal Service to ask them if it would be possible, and what would be involved in switching the north end of town to the same ZIP code that is used in the south end, ... Because the Postal Service is a federal agency we might get a better response if the request came from the congressman's office.

The governors take this action mindful of our obligation to assure the financial integrity of the nation's postal system. These increases will allow the Postal Service to meet the obligation established by Congress to place funds in escrow in 2006.

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