USPS Workers Speak Out Against Pay Cuts and Staffing Issues

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The United States Postal Service (USPS) has rolled out its Rural Route Evaluation Compensation System (RRECS), which has resulted in pay cuts for many rural USPS employees. A postal worker and TikTok user, Kellman, has spoken out about the new payment system, saying that many co-workers have walked off their jobs. Kellman himself is losing $10,250 per year and has to work an extra day per pay period. The change in payment represents a further dismantling of USPS, particularly for rural customers. Congress has imposed significant burdens on the service, such as requiring it to pre-fund its healthcare obligations.
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