Posted by Hobo,NC on November 06, 2013 at 19:28:11 from (173.189.220.93):
In Reply to: Post Office slowdown? posted by casecollectorsc on November 06, 2013 at 12:22:12:
They don't pay their bills on time either... I did all the work on the local PO vehicles (LLV's) for over 20 years it was a good kill their were quite a few days I made a very good days work in just a few hours.. I worked for them 365 days a year 24 hours a day if that's what it took to get them back on the road... All went well until about 2006 then they started to get late paying me... They got behind a year and I cut them off then it took me a year to collect on the previous year :evil:
The issue was NO ONE gave a damm they always put it off on someone else... They could not be fired,,, I got the new postmaster corner in early 2011 and got paid that day with a stack of postal money orders... When they laid them in my hand I told them to not come back..
Postal workers are the most arrogant S.O.B. I have ever dealt with most all think they are owed something...
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