>The Postal Workers Union.
>http://apwu.org/index2.htm

Not sure what you want me to read, I will just get the first article:

APWU Continues to Oppose Plan
To Slash Service, Jobs, Network
(Updated 02/22/12) As the Postal Service notifies employees whether their mail processing plants will be consolidated beginning in mid-May, the APWU is fighting back. The union is continuing to oppose USPS plans to slash service, eliminate 35,000 jobs, and destroy the mail distribution network. In “stand-up talks” in offices all around the country on Feb. 22, postal managers informed employees about the future of their plants, but refused to tell the unions how many plants would be consolidated and which plants they are. The USPS says it will notify the unions and media on Feb. 23


In my opinion, if the problem with USPS is indeed the money they owe for the benefits of future workers (as in people who has not been born yet!) imposed by the Congress at a price tag of 5.5 billion (again according to one of the links I gave you before), then they are damn right to oppose to the elimination of jobs instead of eliminating those benefits, mandate by the Congress and, again according to the link "No one else, public or private" has to pay for.