By actionfigure at Citysearch November 22, 2011
I recently got a P.O. Box at this sad excuse for a post office after months of having problems with packages being misdirected or otherwise lost by my carrier. In the last two weeks alone, they have neglected to place any kind of indication that I have a package to be picked up at the counter in my box. The only way I knew I had a package was because the sender's tracking number indicated it. They found the first package, and the clerk said she didn't know what happened. Just glad they found it. Not so lucky with the next one, unfortunately. I called the post office and spoke with the manager, Aisha House. What a joke. She just kept insisting that the package was delivered to the box. I kept telling her that it had not been, and she had a hundred excuses, which all ended with the package being left in the box. I had several packages in the box that day, and she even suggested that I must have made a mistake and I actually had it. It went on and on. She talked over me, causing me to raise my voice a decibel, which cause her to admonish me, by raising HER voice, that I was not to raise my voice to her. End result--no package--too bad. Get over it. We went around and around with her finally putting me on interminable hold after asking me to hold repeatedly, presumably to take a breath before she went postal.\t\n\t\nWhen I hear about the postal services woes, I can't help but laugh. With service like this, and we've all experienced it, it is no wonder they are going under. GOOD RIDDANCE!!!! ...read more
According to the United States Department of Labor, postal workers earn on average up to $39,000 a year. Within the postal service there are several different jobs available. Among these job types are sorters, mail carriers and postmaster. Each individual works together as a team to ensure on-time del... ...read more