MAD ABOUT MISSING MAIL? It’s a widespread feeling in Northeast Ohio that residents say only seems to be getting worse.
As of Friday afternoon, no one had responded.
The post office says the Cleveland branch is holding job fairs, trying to recruit workers until mid-March. In 2020, the Postal Service incurred its fourteenth consecutive net annual loss, and experts predict that the USPS will run out of cash as soon as 2024. The USPS’s deteriorating financial condition threatens to lead to further reductions in services and prolong the mail delays that“Post offices are critical to our communities and to our country. Every day, Americans rely on the Postal Service to conduct business, get prescription medications, pay their bills, and receive their paychecks and social security checks,” said Rep. Brown.
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