Many things within the Postal Service have changed recently
to adjust to fluctuating demands. While these modifications will continue to
take place in the foreseeable future, one area of the business that has seen
little alteration in the recent past is up for a fresh, new look.
The Postal Service recently announced a modification to the appearance
of flat tubs. Soon, we will see widespread use of the new design that includes
a telephone number to report tubs as lost or stolen.
The Postal Service anticipates spending approximately $120
million this year to replace mail transport equipment (MTE) that disappears
from circulation. During difficult economic times, every dollar counts, and
organizations look for whatever way they can reduce unnecessary expenditures.
Missing and stolen equipment represents a portion of that unnecessary category,
and it’s something that we have the power to control.
The next time you see a flat tub being used as a planter,
junk receptacle, or makeshift sledding device, call the number on its side to
return it to its true purpose in life.
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