The threat of privatization has never been greater for the United States Postal Service. Recent Congressional hearings and op-eds point to a gradual takeover as a major threat to the 250-year-old public service.
A new survey has found that an overwhelming majority of people oppose the privatization of the U.S. Postal Service, fearing increasing shipping and postage costs and deteriorating service.
A new report finds that all postal customers would be financially worse off from privatization, but rural and suburban households would pay the most.
On Thursday, March 20, 2025, thousands of people took part in more than 260 protests in locations from Hawaii to Maine and from Florida to Alaska. The message to the out-of-touch billionaires in the White House was clear - "Hands off our public Posta...
06/04/2025 · KHQA
As many as 41 postal workers were out in front of the Hannibal Post Office on Broadway Street on Tuesday.
05/16/2025 · WUFT
About a dozen postal workers gathered Thursday in front of the Gainesville post office to protest the possible privatization of the United States Postal Service, an institution with nearly 250 years of history.
05/01/2025 · Inequality.org
In a rare display of bipartisanship, politicians of both parties are telling the Trump Administration not to sell the public service to for-profit corporations.
The US Mail Not for Sale is a worker-led campaign that brings together labor unions, elected officials, member organizations of A Grand Alliance to Save Our Public Postal Service, community supporters and the public to fight plans to sell the public Postal Service to the highest bidder.
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