Did
you know that 1 min during a mail count can be worth between $1399.00 - $1823.00?
Thats right... If you are close to moving into the next hour of evaluation, overlooking something small could mean
a $1399.00 - $1823.00 mistake. Just look at some things that are worth 1 min.
18 Letters 10 Flats 2 Parcels 4
mark ups 30 DPS letters
Also, be sure and use your PS Form 3821 (clearance receipt) at
the end of the day...
The PO603 does not say if you want to, or if required,it says Complete Form 3821..
PO 603 431.4 Form 3821
Complete Form 3821, Clearance Receipt,
showing the number of receipts and undeliverable articles returned for clearance. If the form is properly completed, the clearing
employee signs and returns it to you. This relieves you of further responsibility for the items
Follow the instructions in the PO603 and get the credit you are entitled to.
Do you know how much they are worth each
day? 2 minutes...
They not only give you 2 min, they protect you in the event that an accountable
gets lost...
Did you know if you add a box during the mail count period,
that it can be added
to the mail count up until the last day of count..
That means you get
2 min for a NonL curbside or 1.82
for an L curbside or 1 min for a CBU box.
That could also push you over
into the next hour of evaluation..
Did you know that all confirmation events that prompt you for a signature are
entered in the accountable column? That is worth over 4 min...
Hopefully,
this demonstrates how precious 1 minute is during a mail count.
Be diligent, learn
your rights and get what you are entitled to.
This is your
salary, your livelihood. Make every minute count...
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