During their conference call last week, members of the U.S. Postal Service Board of Governors brought up the issue of an exigent rate increase,
but chose to table it until their meeting in Kansas City on September
24-25. It was a small, but important, victory for the Affordable Mail
Alliance (AMA), which had sent a letter
to the Board asking it to consider the effect a rate hike might have on
8 million private sector jobs and annual related revenues of $1.3
trillion.
“The governors gave us two weeks to see if mailers and postal employees could rally to push for postal reform,” says Jerry Cerasale, SVP of government affairs at the Direct Marketing Association, a member of the AMA. “So we have been talking with all four unions and we hope that, if they see some movement in the right direction, the governors will ask for an increase based on the Consumer Price Index and not file for an exigent increase.”
Read More: http://www.dmnews.com/mailers-in-talks-with-postal-unions-to-forestall-rate-increase/article/311184/
“The governors gave us two weeks to see if mailers and postal employees could rally to push for postal reform,” says Jerry Cerasale, SVP of government affairs at the Direct Marketing Association, a member of the AMA. “So we have been talking with all four unions and we hope that, if they see some movement in the right direction, the governors will ask for an increase based on the Consumer Price Index and not file for an exigent increase.”
Read More: http://www.dmnews.com/mailers-in-talks-with-postal-unions-to-forestall-rate-increase/article/311184/
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