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Getting customers used to self-service machines would also reduce wait times.
To save fuel costs and perhaps enable few employees to serve a wider area, an energy audit of routes could be analyzed to see if travel time could be reduced.
Retention: Postmaster General and the Deputy Postmaster General
Added benefits is often an ideal way to enhance retention: if the Postmaster General and the Deputy Postmaster General are concerned about balancing work and family obligations, offering the option of more flexible family leave is a possibility or a four-day work week.
Expanded tuition reimbursement and flexible scheduling for individuals wishing to go back to school is another possible 'perk' although such a plan is already offered by the government.
Generous leave, extensive options for healthcare plans, a retirement fund and life insurance are some of the many U.S. Post Office's current array...
rray of benefits, although additional features could be added
Employees like to feel valued and included -- soliciting information and input from these individuals on a regular basis could improve retention as well as enhance organizational efficiency
Higher visibility for the positions in the public relations literature
These positions could be asked to provide assistance in improving the Post Office's website, which would once again raise the visibility and responsibility level of the organization.
These positions could offer additional aid in expanding self-service and other cost-control options.
Improved ambience of working conditions in the physical spaces office might enhance retention.
To specifically understand the grievances these individuals may have with their current position, for further information on how to retain their services, a meeting might be helpful.
United States Postal Service is an efficient organization. However, its operational efficiency is not enough for survival in the contemporary competitive marketplace thereby making it hard for the organization to be successful. USPS has been affected by a considerable shift in the market with internet becoming a good choice for most customers. Apparently, mobile devices give access to social media and texting, an aspect that has changed the need for
The continuing economic recession that began in 2008 in the United States greatly exacerbated that revenue problem as people reduced their unnecessary use of postal services and increased their use of private-sector competitors such as United Parcel Service (UPS) and Federal Express (FedEx). To date, the USPS has been slow to respond to competition, particularly in relation to the adoption of the bar coding system that has long been
U.S. Sanctions Economic sanctions are an important tool of U.S. foreign policy. They are used for a variety of reasons and often have substantial repercussions for countries on the receiving ends. Sanctions are used as a way to stop objectionable actions of foreign governments such as: to stop military adventures, arms proliferation, support of terrorism and drug trafficking, and human rights abuses among others. (Department of the Treasury website, 2002)
Compensation and Benefits The United States Postal Service (USPS) which has been experiencing periods of stagnant or declining revenue was discovered to have a large issue with their compensation and benefits system. It was discovered that the organization provides its employees with lucrative packages which are much higher than those offered by its private sector competitors. Most of the USPS employees are unionized and the unions have been able to negotiate
Some feel that this is a union backed bailout and that the union has no interest in protecting the American tax payer. These people feel that the USPS should be left to sink or swim and that if they fail this would be the beginning of government employee reduction. Other believe that it has been proven that things cannot go on the way they are ultimately, far-reaching changes are
What further makes interpretation of results difficult to precisely define quantify is that the amount of drug stores depends on the nature of the drug itself, the duration of the ingestion of the drug, and the composition of the tissue holding the drug and the frequency of use. The greater the incidence of drug use the more permanent the level of toxins and chemicals in tissues throughout the body,