Not surprisingly, this pattern of arrogance by upper-level postal officials extends to the general public as well. Priority Mail takes one to three days for delivery. So does first class mail. Moreover, Priority Mail delivery is not guaranteed and often misses the outer three-day delivery limit. Ms. Goldway thinks this is outrageous, false advertising and wants changes.
Postal management refuses.
Ruth Goldway is one of five U.S. Postal Rate Commissioners. The public can retaliate against these abusive management practices by abandoning the postal service and utilizing guaranteed delivery services offered by UPS and FedEx. Postal workers don't have that option and must daily endure a dehumanizing work environment. Click here and join the discussion in the Reginald Shareef folder. Reginald Shareef Reginald Shareef is a professor in the Political Science Department at Radford University with a specialty in Public Administration, Leadership and Organization Change.