sheriffoconee
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"I guess it depends on your definition of "work" If it means a full day's work for a full day's pay, then the post office...and most gov't employees are exempt."
I find your statement very offensive. I have worked for the USPS twenty- four years and it has more than gotten it's share of work out of me and most everyone I have ever worked with. The majority of us earn every dime we take home and give up our lunch and break time to try and get done A.S.A.P. Still, we make few people, be they customers or upper management, happy.
My wife is a county library employee who has gone without a pay increase for three years and will likely endure furloughs this coming year. Those 250+ employees would disagree with you as well.
I was making a big pot of chicken and rice soup Sunday after church, when the dog went crazy, which is an indication that someone or something is in the yard. I look up and see a red pickup truck in our driveway (we live 160 yards off the main road). Of course, Jackson and I go outside to see who it is, and it is our mail lady. She got out and walked up to me with a box in her hand. She said that a truck that was supposed to come Saturday morning didn't get in until Sunday morning, and she wanted all the express packages on her route to be delivered ASAP...and she hoped we didn't mind her coming by to deliver it.
My wife was thrilled. I was thrilled.
It is always a sin to paint a group of people with a broad brush....She was working on Sunday delivering express mail.
That is what I call service