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Originally Posted by retiredguy123
From AI:
"The U.S. Postal Service reported a net loss of $9.5 billion in fiscal year 2024." This is from their own report.
For those pointing to the funding of retirement benefits, these are real costs to the taxpayers. It really doesn't matter how or when the costs are entered into their budget, they are real costs that must be paid. When an employee retires at age 55, he/she is likely to receive a pension, health benefits, and other benefits for 30 years or longer, while doing no work.
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If remember correctly under furs can’t get retirement pay until 59? IMO CRS employees are gone.
When I was in AF SAC use to have saying “do more with less and do it better” a standard never heard of today. When I was civil service employee NEVER seen budget reduced and alway spent any money left at end feasco year. Why? I guessing can’t request larger budget it you didn’t spend allotted money? I had seen where upper management passed out bonuses with money left over, but I had nothing to with management budgets just had to produce regardless.