Postal Service signs cost-cutting deal with DOGE
- The United States Postal Service plans to cut its workforce by 10,000 workers over the next 30 days, as stated by Postmaster General Louis DeJoy in a letter to Congress.
- USPS currently employs approximately 640,000 people and has cut about 30,000 jobs since 2021, according to Reuters.
- The USPS is projected to lose $200 billion, with a reported loss of $9.5 billion last year, as detailed in DeJoy's letter.
- Democrats have expressed opposition to privatizing USPS, claiming it would betray 640,000 postal employees and undermine a crucial public service, as stated by Rep. Emanuel Cleaver.
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Democrats fear 'backroom agreement' between DOGE and USPS' Louis DeJoy
A group of House Democrats is demanding that the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform conduct a public hearing on the Trump administration and the so-called Department of Government Efficiency's plans for the U.S. Postal Service, in light of recent reporting that U.S. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy says he signed an agreement with DOGE to assist the nation's mail service "in identifying and achieving further efficiencies."The news follow…
ESSEX FILES: DOGE Is Going to Be Checking USPS Services
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