USPS shares cost savings and job cuts for first four plant consolidation

These notifications are an early step in the consolidation process described in Handbook PO-408, formerly called an AMP study (Area Mail Processing), and now called a Mail Processing Facility Review (as discussed here). It indicates that the Postal Service has begun a feasibility study to determine whether efficiency and/or service would be improved by the consolidation. The Postal Service will be required to share more information as the process continues, but here’s what the initial findings have to say.

USPS shares cost savings and job cuts for first four plant consolidations - Save the Post Office

USPS says consolidating operations from P&DCs in Eugene, Medford, Macon and Augusta would save as much as $20 million and eliminate 100 jobs.