The Postal Regulatory Commission has called on Congress to clarify the universal service obligation of the USPS to aid in cost reduction efforts. Acting Chairman Robert Taub testified that recent financial adjustments have provided the USPS with additional stability, countering claims of imminent bankruptcy made by USPS leadership.
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The Postal Regulatory Commission has called on Congress to clarify the universal service obligation of the USPS to aid in cost reduction efforts. Acting Chairman Robert Taub testified that recent financial adjustments have provided the USPS with additional stability, countering claims of imminent bankruptcy made by USPS leadership.
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