4.1 At Proactive Personnel we always use Royal Mail to send out our mail our packages. The options we use to send out our outgoing mail are 1st class, 2nd class and special delivery. The way we are able to tell what mail needs to go 1st, 2nd or special delivery is by our employees placing the mail in the specific trays to which they need, where as special delivery is known by ‘rec’ been wrote on the mail.…
1.The USPS is currently drowning in a astonishing amount of financial debt, that is threatening the survival of the federal agency. The USPS is aware of its badly broken business model and is in the process of a strategic restructuring of the agency as a whole. The agency is suffering because it has been unable to meet its budget since 2006, and has been in a deficit borrowing money from the US treasury to make ends meet. Exhausting their debt this year, there’s a lot of politics on what should be done to prevent a shut down. Its clear that with the increase of technology and…
The Post Office Leaders had to set goals. “Company leaders establish goals and objectives on at least three levels: (a) strategic goals, (b) tactical goals, and (c) operational goals.” (Reilly, 2011) The main focus was to deliver the mail to the citizens of the United States, effectively, and efficiently. That goal was tough, but achievable. The growing of the business in the early days wasn’t as complex, as the Post Office was the only game in town. As the technology age dawned the Post Office found itself in a bad position. Due to the amount of communication via other sources, mail volumes plummeted and sent the Post Office reeling.…
2. Service. Service is part of the United States Postal Service name. End the Casual implantation of temporary workers. To many times customers complain to me that they saw a worker delivering mail without a uniform, and do not trust them in picking up the mail or package. Mail carriers should promote the business and make every interaction with its customers a positive one. I do many routes at my station and time and time again customers complain of the grumpy old letter carrier acting rude when approached, this has to come to a halt and management should be more involved in implementing ways to improve customer interaction and promote it. If a station manager gets complaints…
1. Royal Mail: This is most widely used mail service. It offer wide range of mailing options at competitive prices to suit customers needs.…
The continuous loss of revenue for the USPS can be alleviated by simply eliminating two or three mail delivery days every week. The business sunk like the Titanic just three years ago, when “the Postal Service experienced a 13 percent drop in mail volume… more than double any previous declining and lost $3.8 billion” (Source C). Unfortunately, the problem is only predicted to deteriorate with even “steeper drops in mail volume and revenue” expected in the next decade (Source C). Some experts disagree, and argue that increasing service is the answer. Marketing professor Richard Honack advises, “don’t drop from six- to five-day delivery; go the other way” (Source A). On the other hand, Source F argues that “eliminating Saturday mail delivery would save $40 billion over a decade,” whereas Honack states no guarantees in money increase or savings. Having mail delivered four or five days a week is a necessary solution for the USPS, in a time where…
Since this community is a “coupon-cutting society”, people want to have a good deal to come back to the same place and that's what the USPS should do to increase customer satisfaction. Besides just delivering packages with objects in it, the USPS also sends out cards and mail. In the article “Sending Getting ‘Real’ Mail Still Magic” by Kevin Cullen, he explains how getting a letter in the mailbox is one hundred times better than getting it through email. She shares a personal story by describing having “shoe boxes filled with kind letters sent to [him] through the years by readers...many friendships began that way.” In Cullen’s point of view, a mail sent from the USPS can be kept for…
The United States Postal Service was an independent government agency of the United States, but has since been converter into a private entity. USPS was officially formed 45 years ago, on July 1st 1971, but its roots can be traced back to 17th. In the early years, there were many attempts to start a postal office, but most of them were on a small scale. There was a growing demand for families to send letters back home to England. The first postal organization started around 1691, when British government offered the North American colonies grant to start a postal service. The first post office department was created in 1775 and Benjamin Franklin was named the first Postmasters. A postmaster is the official head of a post office and is appointed by congress. In the beginning the postal system mainly delivered letters between Congress and the armies. Over the next couple years, the postal…
Throughout the years, the number of letters and packages are decreasing. According the Source B, the mail volume has decreased drastically from 2000 to 2009, while the number of delivery points has increased. There are less mail but more delivery points, which means mailmen would have mail that are scattered all over the city, causing the efficiency of the services to decrease. Though the mail volume has decreased, there is still a great amount of people who value handwritten letters (Source F) and those people are probably one of the factors that help the USPS stay in business. If they plan out their distributions correctly, their mailmen would be able shorten their route and…
[D1: Position] The USPS not only mails birthday cards and thank-you notes, they also support local businesses, “Both the Postal Service and the Direct Marketing Association say direct mail is a key source of customers for small businesses,” (Source E). [E1: Quote] Local businesses need to use direct-marketing mail because they do not have the IT structure and the money that considerable bigger businesses have. [D2: Rephrase] According to the graph in Source B, there are more than 600,000 USPS employees to recognize and support for delivering mail and packages to people's houses. [E2: Information from Charts] While writing a letter may not be an action like cooking a meal, the concept is the same; going out of your way to let someone know you are thinking about them. That time taken to write a letter could have be used to complete a task, such as vacuuming, washing the dishes or mowing the grass, but instead that letter shows intention and ambition to lighten the receiver's day. [E3: Imagery] The United States Postal Service should not cut back on delivery days, but alternatively be reconstructed to meet the needs of Americans.[D3:…
UPS and FedEx do offer package delivery, not everyone has one close by (Hawkins). The ones that do not have access to the internet or UPS/FedEx nearby are in need of having the United States Postal Service to be able to receive and send packages, mail, and bills. It is also best to keep important documents on paper just in case the internet goes down and…
Every single day Jenna sits at in her living room. Without fail around 5 minutes after 9, her dog Luca begins to bark. That is the signal she waits to hear, this means that the mailman is coming up the stairs. Every single day Jenna greets him at the door, until one day the mailman, whose name was Steve, isn’t there. Not because he passed away, but because he had been let go. The United States Postal Service is very important and should not be expected to change in this changing world, because it is part of our history, gives people jobs, and is cheaper than other services like UPS and FedEx.…
Professional handling of mails is vital within an organisation since it is widely used for transfer of equipment and material in the business. Improper handling of mails could result in loss of business, customers, suppliers and economic losses. This can be due to loss…
1) C.E.O. of Canada post has admitted that as Canada post has adopted parcel delivery as its major income source but now it fears that its major retailers are even capable of delivering their products by themselves…
Because of competition (i.e. the U.S. Postal Service, DHL, and Federal Express), for UPS, it’s all about speed, accuracy, and safety.…