it has to be the mentality of the post office or by a . 7 with a union person in the local post office that takes care of any problems with management and any of the other employees just to part of my make up. that i cannot see another human being being easily harassed or to humanize any or shot of me without me getting up and try to assist them with the see the injustice. and he said, you know what, i'm either going to go nuts or i'm going to go do something about it. that's one of the things that made me, stuart. and invariably, you'll find that the stewards or people that grew up standing in between a bully and somebody who either couldn't or wouldn't defend himself. i am not an individual that likes to fight. i like to sit down and negotiate. but if i'm back into the corner to knock on that swing or both arms, because i believe in human rights, and i believe i believe morality, there's always some type of retaliation. whenever you get a really good settlement, whenever you, as that, as i would say, just nail a once they want to come back and get you. but this just isn't sure. it's

it has to be the mentality of the post office a . 7 i the union 1st and then the local post office that takes care of any problems with management and any of the other employees just to part of my make up. that i cannot see another human being being easily harassed or to humanize any or shot of me without me getting up and try to assist them with me. just see the injustice. and he said, you know what, i'm either going to go nuts or i'm going to go do something about it. that's one of the things that made me steward. invariably, you'll find that the stewards or people that grew up standing in between a bully and somebody who either couldn't or wouldn't defend themselves. i am not an individual that likes to fight. i like to sit down and negotiate. but if i'm back into the corner to knock on that swing or both arms, because i believe in human rights in earnest, and i believe are morality. there's always some type of retaliation. whenever you get a really good settlement, whenever you, as that, as i would say, just nail a once they want to come back and get you, but it's just business. it'

one of the managers of post office operations was calling the post office is tell them i told you guys, no overtime this week, fix it. so you know, they're, they're being told to lie, cheat, and still it's tough not to break some kind of rule of war or law or something in a year when you're managing the post office because they just don't give you what you need to operate. and i had gotten curious about why some of my pe, my over time wasn't paid to me. i would go in in the morning, i was swipe my badge. i would go case my route and i would work that way until i went home and i swipe off what they were doing. they were going in and actually delete my badge. swipe down with the carriers time. change it to 60 on that question before. so you know something's going on, are you doing something away that you shouldn't be doing? i'm going to check into it. i'm going to read it. i'm gonna look to the contract. i'm going to like the employer manual. i'm going to see a bar on that stuff and what this right here because this is, this is not right. said that they didn't clock on on tuesday, the da

a lot of people like real i'll say old post office, kind of like, when i call myself old post office, we're going, this is ridiculous when it's almost not as little as wasted activity. will some people didn't look at it that way. all they saw was a formula for them to get paid, and they immediately jumped in there, started doing that. we didn't bring in the numbers. your manager didn't get paid either. so your manager had a vested interest in getting you to write down what you needed to write down. i started getting in trouble for the 1st time in my personal career, started getting in trouble for not producing what they wanted. and it took me awhile to pick up the tricks, how you were able to get the numbers that they expected. and little by little i, i caught on. but after a while i just felt wrong. and every time i talked about it, it's almost like i was growing enemies within. they didn't like the fact that i was bringing up stuff. it was dangerous. and so some people just outright avoid talking to me because they didn't want to be seen to get in trouble because they would be quizz

and there's a beautiful post office in that set of blocks and the post service sold it to some guy who's making it into a movie studio. whereas they could have shared that space expanded the opportunity so that they would have ongoing revenue and maintain this beautiful location in the middle of town where everybody could go to it. they've moved the post office to some place on the other side of the freeway where the bus depot is it's, it's really a crime. that's an area where they postal service has not followed my suggestions at all. and i'm quite frustration about ah ah, in washington dc, you can go to the old post office and pay the president of the united states $24.00 for a cheeseburger i marry burkhart. pacific branch, president of the national association of postal supervisors. every 4 years delegates gather to elect the officers who will represent them in washington. you need to be a 3rd if you need to be even a little aggressive, and you have to be unafraid. that was always my expectation. 3 officers that we elected and we're paying almost a $150.00 pounds. so you think those a

i've had to go out to the post office. i've had a shit down and have come to jesus meeting with that manager about what their responsibility is and how they should be treating their workers, wanna united states congress and washington post office and, and reams out the manager. you get a response. i mean that's, it's unfortunate that bad, it has to happen, but, you know, sometimes it has to happen. and if you have a disagreement, the bar you might be suspended, you might be called in for an investigative interview. you'll see audit team's miraculously showing up at your door or 5 o'clock in the morning to look for your records. you didn't mitchell one little block, the 47 walks. also, you're being disciplined. i was told to way off, back off. you don't want something to happen to you. if you go to a post office and they have 60 routes, they'll probably have enough personnel to operate 46 routes. they'll probably have enough vehicles for 43 routes and they'll be short on everything they need to run that office in that respe

i've had to go out to the post office. i've had a shit down and have a come to jesus meeting with that manager about what their responsibility is and how they should be treating their workers and united states congress and washington post office and, and reams out the manager. you get a response. i mean, that's, it's unfortunate that, that it has to happen, but, you know, sometimes it has to happen. and if you have a disagreeable, the bar you might be suspended. you might be called in for an investigative interview. you'll see a audit team's miraculously showing up at your door or 5 o'clock in the morning to look for your records. initial one will block the $47.00 walks. also you're, you're being disciplined. i was told to lay off back or you don't want something to happen to you. if you go to a post office and they have 60 routes, they'll probably have enough personnel to operate 46 routes. they'll probably have enough vehicles for 43 routes and they'll be short on everything they need to run that office in that respect.

that's with post office and american paper. i want to be able to bring back pride and being a postal worker. i'm proud to be opposed to worker. i'm proud to be able to serve the american people. that means something that me something to make. i definitely want to see a lot of graph food activism, people getting out there and protecting united states postal service. the letter is so parson, all the emails and the texting and all that is all in person. and you know, how much time and effort to take to sit down in pen something. so it means a lot more. my mom's gave out some files and gave me that picture. so i love it. i've been born to do this kind of stuff doin is way back, dan. yeah. mom a show our, i guess you plan for me to be somebody. i got the envelope printed inside is a letter from me. i want to continue to do big things, but a membership as your chief spoke person, and that's what i am a t spokesperson. that's what the union representatives off when that law makers. so hopefully people don't look at us like some politi

one of the managers of post office operations was calling the post office is tell them i told you guys, no overtime this week fix it. so you know, they're, they're being told to lie, cheat, and still it's tough not to break some kind of rule of war or law or something in a year when you're managing the post office because they just don't give you what you need to operate. and i had gotten curious about why some of my pe, my overtime wasn't paid to me. i would go in in the morning, i was swipe my badge. i would go case my route and i would work that way until i went home and i swipe off what they were doing. they were going in and actually deleted my bag. swipe down with the carriers time, changed it to a to so for some, you know, something's going on a way that you shouldn't be doing. i'm gonna check into it. i'm going to read it. i'm going to look through the contract. i'm going to have to employ a manual. i'm going to see a bar. i'm not stopping what this right here because this is, this is, this is not right. said that steve didn't clock on on tuesday, the day that he died. notice t

that's with post office and american paper. i want to be able to bring back pride and being a postal worker. i'm proud to be opposed to work. i'm proud to be able to serve the american people that mean something that me something to me. i definitely want to see a lot of graph food activism, people getting out there and protecting united states postal service. the letter is so parson, all the emails and the texting and all that is all impersonal. and you know, how much time and effort to take to sit down in pen something. so it means a lot more. my mom was calling about some files and gave me that picture. so i love it. say, i've been born to do this kind of stuff. doing his way back. been yeah, mom a sure i was ready. i guess you plan for me to be somebody and i got the envelope printing and inside is a letter for me. i want to continue to do big things for the membership. as your chief spoke person, and that's what i am a t spokesperson, that's what the union representatives off when that law makers. so hopefully people don't

and there's a beautiful post office in that set of blocks and the post service sold it to some guy who's making into a movie studio. whereas they could have shared that space expanded the opportunity so that they would have ongoing revenue and maintain this beautiful location in the middle of town where everybody could go to it. they've moved the post office to some place on the other side of the freeway where the bus depot is it's, it's really a crime. that's an area where they postal service has not followed my suggestions at all. and i'm quite frustration about ah ah, in washington dc, you can go to the old post office and pay the president of the united states $24.00 for a cheeseburger i married burkhart. pacific branch, president of the national association of postal supervisors. every 4 years delegates gather to elect the officers who will represent them in washington. you need to be a service, you need to be even a little aggressive. and he has to be unafraid. that was always my expectation. the 3 officers that we elected and we're paying almost a $150.00 pounds. so you think thos

and there's a beautiful post office in that set of blocks and the post service sold it to some guy who's making it into a movie studio. whereas they could have shared that space expanded the opportunity so that they would have ongoing revenue and maintain this beautiful location in the middle of town where everybody could go to it. they've moved the post office to some place on the other side of the freeway where the bus depot is it's, it's really a crime that's an area where they posted service has not followed my suggestions at all. and i'm quite frustration about ah ah, in washington dc, you can go to the old post office and pay the president of the united states $24.00 for a cheeseburger i marry burkhart. pacific branch, president of the national association of postal supervisors. every 4 years delegates gather to elect the officers who will represent them in washington. you need to be assertive, you need to be even a little aggressive, and you have to be unafraid. that was always my expectation. 3 officers that we elected and were paying almost a $150.00 pounds. so you think those a

i've had to go out to the post office. i've had a shit down and have a come to jesus meeting with that manager about what their responsibility is and how they should be treating their workers and united states congress and washington post office and, and reams out the manager. you get a response. i mean, that's, it's unfortunate that bad, it has to happen, but, you know, sometimes that has to happen. and if you have a disagreeable, the bar you might be suspended. you might be called in for an investigative interview. you'll see audit team's miraculously showing up at your door or 5 o'clock in the morning to look through your records. initial one will block the $47.00 walks. also you're being disciplined. i was told to lay off back off. you don't want something to happen to you. if you go to a post office and they have 60 routes, they'll probably have enough personnel to operate 46 routes. they'll probably have enough vehicles for 43 routes and they'll be short on everything they need to run that office in that respect is h

it has to be the mentality of the post office a . 7 0, do showing a union person in the local post office that takes care of any problems with management and any of the other employees, just the part of my make up. that i cannot see another human being being really, really harass 30 organizing any or shot of me without me getting up and try to assist them in just to see the injustice. and you said, you know what, i'm either going to go nuts or i'm going to go do something about it. that's one of the things that made me a steward. invariably, you'll find that the stewards or people that grew up standing in between a bully and somebody who either couldn't or wouldn't defend himself. i am not an individual that likes to fight. i like to sit down and negotiate. but if i'm back into the corner, knock on that swing or both arms because i believe in human rights, and i believe you're an issue. and i believe or morality. there's always some type of retaliation. whenever you get a really good settlement, whenever you, as, as i would say, just nail once they want to come back and get you, but it's

they really depend on the post office. newspapers depend on the post office. and the list goes on and on. economic activity that they produce is great. i just don't think that they need to get into the banking industry. we have banks. we have credit unions. we have all kinds of different vehicles. we might need, if we are having problems, we might need to encourage them to come out with different products or different ways of serving the public. i don't think that the post office is going to be doing that. jackie: before we move on to the re-election efforts, i want to ask you one more question about the v.a. as a doctor you are also trying to overhaul the v.a. to make it more access toibl member vets -- women vets. they greatly lack women-foes focused services such as mammography. you are the lead sponsor of legislation to remove barriers for women to be treated at the v.a. by helping them get the care they need. why is the v. -- why has the v.a. failed to adapt for women on its own? senator boozman: the v.a. is doing a much better job. if you look back not t

one of the managers of post office operations was calling the post office is tell them i told you guys no over time this week. fix it so you know they're, they're being told, collide cheat and still it's tough not to break some kind of rule of war or law or something in a year when you're managing the post office because they just don't give you what you need to operate and i had gotten curious about why some of my pe, my over time wasn't paid to me. i would go in in the morning, i was swipe my badge. i would go case my route and i would work that way until i went home and i swipe off what they were doing. they were going in and actually delete my bad swipe time with the carriers time. change it because if you go to the court a, something's going on. are you doing something to me that you shouldn't be doing? i'm going to check into it. i'm going to read it. i'm gonna look through the contract. i'm going to like the employer manual. i'm going to see a bar, i'm not stopping with this right here because this is, this is, this is not right. and they said that steve didn't clock on on tuesd

one of the managers of post office operations was calling the post office. tell them i told you guys no over time this week. fix it so you know they're, they're being told, collide cheat and still it's tough not to break some kind of rule of war or law or something in a year when you're managing the post office because they just don't give you what you need to operate and i had gotten curious about why some of my pe, my over time wasn't paid to me. i would go in in the morning, i was swipe my badge. i would go case my route and i would work that way until i went home and i swipe off what they were doing. they were going in and actually deleted my bag. swipe down with the carriers time, change it to a core core a. something's going on. are you doing something to me that you shouldn't be doing? i'm going to check into it. i'm going to read it. i'm gonna look to the contract. i'm going to like the employer manual. i'm going to see a bar. i'm not stopping with this right here because this is, this is, this is not right. and they said that steve didn't clock on o

i don't think the post office is the one that ought to be. a. >> before we move onto the reelection efforts i want to ask one more question about the va. you were trying to overhaul to remake it more accessible for example the va greatly lacks list services such as gynecology experts and mammography. you were the lead sponsor on legislation to remove the barriers to be treated at the va by helping them get the care they need. why have they failed to adapt. if you look back at the system in general overwhelmingly we had a so many women that did servientit overwhelmingly it waa male-dominated entity and now the last several years. we have a number of female veterans, so going to the va hospital and somebody might come up and say i hope you find your husband, knowing they were actually a veteran. so they work really hard to get away from that but they do a better job. we are trying to push it even further. that's really gone a a long way. i'm working right now on a test of service act and served in areas where there were toxic chemicals and a hi

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office, while he's been running the post office. that doesn't seem good. he's also distinguished himself by doing everything one human could conceivably do to sabotage the actual post office so it doesn't work anymore, including ordering the irreversible physical destruction of multimillion dollar custom built mail sorting machines. he actually came up with a plan, a ten-year plan by which he promises he will make the post office provide fewer services and be permanently slower and be permanently more expensive. and that's not if the plan goes wrong. that's if the plan works. this year, he's instituting a special christmastime extra rate hike on top of the price hikes he's already pushed through. a christmas season rate hike just for this year, to make your holiday season this year that much harder. that's on top, i should mention, of what his changes did to the post office last christmas, when last holiday season on-time nonlocal mail delivery dropped in this country to its lowest recorded performance ever. 38% on time, last holida

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that's not the way the post office is structured. the white house has repeatedly made clear that they like to, they think he's not the man for the job. but the way it structured, it's not the president who will replace that person, it's the postal board of governors who hires and fires people for the postmaster general job. now, the president, puts people on the postal board of governors. but he can't directly do what the do. well, today, on top of everything else that happened today in the news, today, in a surprise move, president biden made the changes to the postal board that apparently are finally going to clear the way to getting rid of that guy. washington post wrote the news this afternoon, explaining in the clearest terms, they said, quote, president biden, on friday, today, announced plans to nominate to new officials have a governing board, replacing key allies of postmaster louis dejoy. the news was a surprise to postal officials, and even to members of congress, according to three people with knowledge of the matter. the

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