Postal Workers Rally Nationwide Against Service Cuts, Privatization

Postal workers across the U.S. gathered for rallies over the weekend to protest against proposed federal plans to privatize the United States Postal Service (USPS) and cut services. Union representatives expressed concerns that privatization would lead to higher costs for consumers and negatively impact rural communities. Jaimee Scala, a union president, emphasized the constitutional right to mail delivery for all citizens, regardless of their socioeconomic status. The protests, part of a nationwide movement, highlight fears of workforce reductions and service consolidations that could degrade mail delivery services. Workers argue that USPS plays a crucial role in supporting local economies and communities. The protests come amid ongoing discussions about the financial challenges facing the USPS and the implications of potential policy changes.