Save the Post Office--When the Postal Service announced the Network Rationalization plan to consolidate 250 area mail processing plants (AMPs) back in September, they said it would save $3 billion a year. When the Postal Service presented its case to the Postal Regulatory Commission in December, they said it would save $2.1 billion. Now that we can see the final AMP studies for more than half the facilities, it looks like the Postal Service may not save anything at all. Read more!
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March 7 2012 02:42 PM
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