Titlebook: Labor and Politics in the U.S. Postal Service; Vern K. Baxter Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1994 conflict.nature.orga

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Labor and Politics in the U.S. Postal Service,of the core institutions in American society with roots that go back to colonial times, an emblematic example of the provision of public service in a capitalist democracy. The official functions of the post office are stated in Title 39 of the U.S. Code:

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Class Conflict and Postal Reorganization,emands from working class men, women, and racial minorities for political representation and a modest redistribution of the benefits of industrial capitalism Political struggles between contending social forces were an essential stimulus to creation of a bureaucratic post office.

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The Postal Corporation,lective bargaining, and historic checks on the arbitrary power of Congress and the POD all slowed the modernization of mail processing in the 1960s. These impediments to modernization were formally addressed in 1970 with passage of the Postal Reorganization Act.

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The Mechanization of Mail Processing,l processing system also incorporates high-speed culling, facing, and sorting of the mail. Postal managers and bargaining unit employees all envision the day when the work involved in mail processing will consist primarily of the feeding, sweeping, and maintenance of machines.