The move is seen as the first step necessary for removing DeJoy as postmaster general.
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The lawsuit cites a “significant delay in election mail,” calling the dysfunction “particularly egregious.”
DeJoy failed to divest himself from several corporations in the first months of his tenure.
The U.S. Postal Service isn’t merely a business; it’s critical infrastructure.
The complaint alleges that the plan, which slows mail delivery and increases consumer costs, was not properly reviewed.
The postal service charges fees that are significantly lower than what payday lenders charge customers to cash checks.
The plan ushers in changes that will permanently slow mail delivery while hiking prices for consumers.
The limited response to postal workers’ repeated appeals provides a window into the failures of two federal agencies.
The postmaster’s plan to further slow mail would only compound the USPS’s service problems, the officials write.
Former employees have alleged that DeJoy pressured them to donate to GOP candidates with the promise of reimbursement.