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The American Postal Workers Union objects to the program because the retail outlets are staffed by staples employees who are paid market wages that are significantly lower than postal clerk wages which average about $25/hour. The union is also concerned that the USPS retail centers within Staples stores will eventually lead to the closure of many traditional post offices even though USPS considers this program to be an opportunity to bring in additional business rather than to replace the existing system.

Last Updated on January 21, 2014 by Ramin Seddiq