horrific-new-marriage-between-your-post-office-and-amazon-sunday

4/17/2016

This article discusses the partnership between the United States Postal Service (USPS) and Amazon to deliver packages on Sundays. The author criticizes this partnership, arguing that it puts a burden on postal workers and devalues their labor. The article highlights the poor working conditions faced by USPS workers, including long hours and low pay. It also raises concerns about the privatization of the postal service and the potential negative impact on workers' rights. The author concludes by suggesting that this partnership serves corporate interests at the expense of workers and the public.

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