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Still, the experience of the U.S. Postal Service in the past five years is instructive. Last year investigators devoted more than 100,000 hours to investigating incidents and threats, double the time spent in 1992. As part of their training, all managers take courses on spotting and handling dangerous situations. Officials have also established an annual opinion survey that allows employees to rate their bosses, much like college students assess professors; the responses figure in supervisors' promotions and raises. The changes are clearly working. Reported assaults at post office facilities have , been dropping steadily: in 1990, 424 were recorded; last...
...Postal Board of Governors approved a 10.3% increase in rates, a move that would boost the price of mailing a letter to 32 cents...
...Berj Manoukian retired from his 34-year stint as a postal carrier to become a part-time attendant at the Fogg Art Museum...
...thought the job would be a sound financial move and a welcome break from the demanding physical labor required by the United States Postal Service...
Steps must be taken immediately if we are to remove the stigma of being postally challenged from the Harvard experience. The situation is clearly out of hand when the U.S. Postal Service is being hailed as a model of speed and efficiency...