How to Use postal union in a Sentence
postal union
noun-
Postal Service leadership did not in any way guide union leadership in selecting the candidates for whom postal union employees could campaign.
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WSJ,
2017-08-31
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Vermont senator and former presidential candidate Bernie Sanders held a virtual town hall last week with postal union leaders.
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Nicole Goodkind,
Fortune,
2020-04-27
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In 1968, a presidential commission concluded that mail service would be improved if it were run as a business, a proposal that postal unions opposed.
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National Geographic,
2020-05-18
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In the Baltimore area, four delivery bar code sorters in Baltimore and two more in Linthicum were removed, according to local postal union officials.
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Sameer Rao,
baltimoresun.com,
2020-08-26
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Ellison and many postal union officials have said that recent postal service changes implemented to cut costs have resulted in a significant slowdown of mail deliveries, potentially threatening the timely arrival of mail-in ballots.
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Randy Furst,
Star Tribune,
2020-08-18
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