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The US Postal Service and the National Rural Letter Carriers’ Association have signed an MOU to rehire rural carrier annuitants as holiday assistant rural carriers (HARCs). These individuals will be used to deliver packages up to seven (7) days per week between November 4, 2023, through January 26, 2024.
In accordance with the regulations outlined in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), the annuities of these HARCs will not be impacted by their work in the rural carrier craft.
Letters have been sent to all rural carriers who have retired within the last five (5) years and to those who were employed as HARCs last year. Annuitant postings will be published from August 14th – September 4th on www.usps.com/careers.
MOU Signed on Hiring Rural Carrier Annuitants as Holiday Assistant Rural Carriers (HARCs)
The US Postal Service and the National Rural Letter Carriers’ Association have signed an MOU to rehire rural carrier annuitants as holiday assistant rural carriers (HARCs). These individuals will be used to deliver packages up to seven (7) days per week between November 4, 2023, through January 26,…
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I retired June 30th and there’s two reasons I retired. Rrecs and Amazon.
So instead of working to eliminate the two pay scales, fix the Amazon contract to evenly distribute parcels amongst all routes instead of a select few getting bombarded, limit the daily amount of heavy oversized parcels etc…. The Union works with the post office to try and hire retired employees back as parcel runners?
Another knife in the back! Let us see how this is going to work out! I highly doubt it will be successful!
Maybe they should have the fatass union officials who haven’t carried mail in 20 years run parcels?