Letter carriers object to potential privatization of USPS
- Hundreds of mail workers rallied in Salt Lake City on March 23 to oppose the potential privatization of the United States Postal Service .
- Mark Montoya, a USPS letter courier, emphasized the detrimental impact privatization would have on services and jobs.
- The National Association of Letter Carriers warns that privatization threatens over 640,000 USPS jobs and the mission to deliver mail to nearly 169 million delivery points.
- Privatization could lead to increased mailing costs and reduced delivery days.
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