[noslices1]

22 of the contract carriers were supposed to be released, as their contracts were expiring. 15 of those people received a new 6 year contract, but 7 did not. Don’t know why. My excellent carrier’s contract expires next year, so this protest may be repeated to save her and the others whose contracts expire next year also.

[Sunflower33]

im In LaBelle North and ours are great. Very polite and always eager to help

[Bobbie Vayo]

Awesome!!!

[Bobbie Vayo]

Yayyyyyyyyyyyyyy111

[fastboat]

That's the kind that SHOULD be let go!!

[Read2know]

Spoke with my postal worker Saturday. Yes, Saturday she out delivering packages in Santo Domingo. Anyway we appreciate the extra effort she puts into her job. Here is the scoop as I heard it (?) with hearing loss I do not swear to anything I hear or say. As of Saturday, they were expecting to lose, not 20 people but 15 and some of them were going to USPS./ Then at the last minute some contractor comes along and offers The Villages a deal. He will buy out (?) the rest of the contracted employees and put them in his own company. Our contactor in Santo Domingo is staying under her current contract.

[coffeebean]

Does anyone know what is happening with the contract postal workers at the Mallory station?

So happy to find out that our Bonnybrook girl is still here.

[PJ]

Someone from the post office stamped (or put a "return to sender, wrong address" label) on 2 of my credit card bills, but they were addressed correctly.
When I tried to use the credit card, it was rejected. I've never had this happen before, so I called the cc company. The cc people said that they had received my bill/statement, that was returned to them by the P.O.

They verified it was addressed correctly, and explained this caused my cc to be declined at the store. I think it's all straightened out now, but I can't figure out why this happened.
Do any of you have any idea why the P.O. would return some of my mail, but deliver the rest of it.
Has anyone else had this happen?