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HEARTBREAKING: 83-year-old Andres Villaluna was struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver in New Jersey this week. He recently retired from the main Post Office in #Manhattan where he worked since 1984 — and never missed a day of work. Now he will be buried in his #USPS uniform. #RestInPeace, Andres. ?

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?? All this working crazy hours and carrying a ton of mail for a Benz ? #ImOverIt ??‍♀️…??‍♀️ #usps #postalproud #postal #postalservice #mailmanproblems #mailmanlife #mailman #mail #maillady #mailwoman #mailbox #mailcarrier #ccalife #cca #regular #job #outgoing #incoming #parcels #packages #boxes #expressmail #prioritymail #firstclass #wedeliver #nalc #priority #express #Fineassmaillady

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This doesn’t happen every day!

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Amazon’s deal with the USPS helped bring the mail carrier’s net loss from $16 billion per year down to $2.7 billion in 2017. Yet with no added full-time workers, the increased work load has led to more part-time employees—and it’s running them ragged. https://t.co/kbF3tQzgNq

— Medium (@Medium) November 3, 2018

@USPSHelp Do better!! #USPS pic.twitter.com/SdkPvYVg6N

— Cheecho (@Spicy_Cheecho) November 3, 2018

#DYK Our Delivery Barcode Sorter reads the barcode on letters and sorts them at 36,000 pieces per hour? Check out Postal Facts 2018 at https://t.co/OLzygxfz37 to learn more! pic.twitter.com/7jbLcFSPiG

— U.S. Postal Service (@USPS) November 2, 2018

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