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Step 4 Grievance Settlement: City Carriers Assigned to Collect Parcels From Rural Route Customer

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The issue in this grievance concerns city carriers being assigned to collect parcels from a customer on a rural route. The parties agree that collecting parcels from customers on a rural route are generally craft specific duties, unless operational issues exist.

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  2. What office doesn't have "operational issues" now? LOL! That seems to be a big loop hole for management to jump through!I had same problem trying to view, "incorrect login".

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