Postal Unions Cold to Carper Proposal for Saturday Mail Delivery Compromise
A proposed compromise toward ending Saturday U.S. mail delivery is falling flat with unions while getting the support of a Senate committee chairman leading a push to advance stalled postal legislation.
The idea is meeting resistance from postal unions, which want to keep Saturday delivery and the jobs that go with it. Legislation that would relieve the money-losing service of billions of dollars in annual health care and pension obligations and allow other changes is stalled in both chambers of Congress.
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