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United States Postal Service (view source)
Revision as of 02:07, September 12, 2008
, 02:07, September 12, 2008expanded description of jobs and mail categories , added link to usps , needs expansion and formatting
By the US [[Constitution]], the Post Office has a [[monopoly]] on many mail services, although it argues this is necessary to ensure that all [[American]]s can receive mail.
By the US [[Constitution]], the Post Office has a [[monopoly]] on many mail services, although it argues this is necessary to ensure that all [[American]]s can receive mail.
The United States Postal Service (USPS) has a large number of support staff (custodians, office workers, computer operators, mechanics ) in addition to the operations staff who are directly responsible for collecting, sorting, distributing and delivering the mail.
Mail is delivered by City and Rural Carriers
Mail is sorted by Mail Handler and Mail Processing Clerks
Mail is distributed by Motor Vehicle or Tractor-trailer Operator (driver) Distribution in this case means transportation between post offices or mail processing centers.
There are also Clerks at smaller Post Offices who perform a mixture of duties.
Mail is handled according to a category, such as General letter, media mail, postcard or package.
Each category has restrictions on content, weight, dimensions and is charged accordingly.
see www.usps.com for more details of United States Postal Service.
[[category:United States Government]]
[[category:United States Government]]