retirement mug

I have just retired from the Postal Service after a total of over 27 years service and I have a grand total of 33 years total federal service. This past weekend, I stumbled across an article on a fabulous website for postal employees..lots of info, etc. http://www.lunewsviews.com I have checked this website countless times and have found it to be quite informative. Anyway, I thought that this is really hilarious and disgusting also. Read it for your enjoyment...it's funny, but it's not........... you'd better believe it because this is the way the Postal Service treats it's employees. The mug that this lady got........it's more than I received when I retired. This was written by another postal employee and this is not about MY WIFE.

Management is too busy giving each other bonus and the hell with us employees. I hope that I can get around to writing a book or something about my days in the P.O. After you are done laughing (or crying), check out the links to my website below, okay.

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My wife just retired from the USPS after 33 years of service. Please find attached a picture of the plastic mug that the Manager of Distribution Operations presented to her on her last day of work along with a form letter. She has spent her entire adult life as a craft employee sorting the nation's mail. A plastic mug? The Presidential Commission suggested that the USPS pay be based on performance. A plastic mug; now there is an incentive for 800,000 employees. P.S. They put 31 years of service on the form letter.

Atlanta.GA.......An officer pulled over a motorist after watching him weave across the double yellow lines three times while traveling on Russell Road in the Lawrenceville area. The officer noticed the man was seated in the passenger seat while driving his 2002 Toyota Corolla. The officer also noticed that the driver's-side seat of the vehicle was filled with a large stack of letters. The officer asked the man why he was driving his car from the wrong seat. The man flashed a postal identification card at the officer and said: "It's OK, I'm the mailman," according to a police report. The officer wrote the 49-year-old man a ticket for traveling with a load that interferes with one's driving ability. Instead of signing the citation, the man slapped the ticket out of the officer's hand.