The postal service is one of the few agencies that is authorized by the Constitution BUT it is an independent agency generating its own revenue. It is NOT subsidized by the fed and anyone with a brain can Google the info on the federal budget and see that the USPS isnt there.
The USPS operated at a profit until 2008 when it had a $16 billion short fall (welcome to the electronic age). Thru modernization they have streamlined and reduced their shortfall to $5 billion (operating costs are about $70 billion) in 2015 mostly due to Cadillac retirement programs. They do BORROW money from the fed but the key word is "borrow".
So in answer to your question NO the federal government does NOT subsidize the USPS.
When you ask for directions to a post office, you are asking about location.
Yes, there is a post office for Santa Claus. It is located in Santa Claus, Indiana.
If this question is asking whether you can get a 1040 form from the post office, the answer to that would be yes. If you go to any us post office, you will be able to get a 1040 form.
No, the compound, plural noun 'postage stamps' is a common noun, a general word for any postage stamps of any kind. A proper noun is the name of a specific person, place, or thing; for example, the Hawaiian Missionaries of 1851, or the Perot Postmaster's Provisionals of Bermuda.
Any Post office.
Jesus was not given any office post.
Yes. The Fulham Gardens Post Office & Newsagency.
yes it would be a government job because the U.S.P.S is owned by the government and spread throughout major u.s. cities pretty much any city that is big enough to have a lot of mail traffic
Official training does not seem necessary for a post office job, but as with any job, there are skills you should have before working at a post office. For example, you need to have good social and people skills, as well as an organizational mindset.
Sure. Any post office in America.
post office without any interest
Not in the US- Post Office is closed.