Post Office Could Cut One Day of Delivery--Tuesday - Lifehacker
Thu, Jan 29th, 2009
Facing a potential $6 billion shortfall this year, the U.S. Postal Service has asked lawmakers to allow it to cut one day of mail delivery—and it would actually be Tuesday, not Saturday.
Photo by SC Fiasco.
It's just a proposal at this point, but having one day of the working week without mail sounds like it could be an interesting/frustrating change-up for businesses who rely on next-day deliveries and regular mail flow...
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