Delivery point packaging: yea or nay?

Article Abstract:

The Delivery Point Packaging concept is to have all mail sent to a given location delivered in one large package and then assembled by the postal service for delivery. The advantages and disadvantages of the system are discussed.

Marketing procedures, Packaging, Letters, Letters (Correspondence)

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Wanted: qualified USPS Board nominees

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The process of selecting United States Postal Service Board Nominees and hardships involved in this process are discussed.

United Kingdom, Personnel administration, Human resource management, Recruiting, Company personnel management, Industry hiring, Boards of directors

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Uncertainties surround flat sorters, make-up rules

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The increasing uncertainty on future usage of flat-sorting machines by United States Postal Service is discussed

Office machines, not elsewhere classified, Office Machinery Manufacturing, Mail & Envelope Handling Eqp, Usage, Mail handling equipment, Technology application

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