Synonyms for postal service
postal ser·vice

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1. mail, mail service, postal service, postnoun

   the system whereby messages are transmitted via the post office

   "the mail handles billions of items every day"; "he works for the United States mail service"; "in England they call mail `the post'"

   Synonyms:
   chain armour, place, post, billet, ring armour, ring armor, station, mail service, stake, mail, chain armor, office, position, ring mail, spot, chain mail, situation, berth, military post

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1. Postal Service:

   The Postal Service has seen issues with staffing availability arise in the identified Districts due to the COVID-19 pandemic, among other reasons, at the same time that staffing unavailability has become a factor, there has been an increase volume in package and market dominant products.

2. Bill Hemmer:

   I got mine yesterday, all four of them came. Congrats U.S. government. U.S. Postal Service did a great job. Got my four tests. And on the back of the fine print, Dana, it is made in China.

3. Mercedes Carnethon:

   What a nightmare, the strategy of using a mail-in test during a busy time of year for the Postal Service, and when weather delays happen, was a faulty strategy from the start. And there was a large risk of what we saw happen today, which is that many children returned to the classrooms and we don’t know their status.

4. Postmaster General:

   We collectively recognize that changes must be made, and for that reason we will implement an organizational realignment that will refocus our business, improve line of sight, enable faster solutions, reduce redundancies and increase accountability, this realignment will strengthen The Postal Service by enabling us to identify new opportunities to generate revenue so that we will have additional financial resources to be able to continue to fulfill our universal service obligation to all of America.

5. Remy Green:

   The Postal Service has long promised that' [ n ] either snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds, the Court rightly added the obvious footnote : fixing an election and cost-cutting can not cut it as an exception to that promise.