Usually, postmasters don't do anything. All the administrative work, including public relations falls to the supervisors. Therefore, retiring those postmasters who are past their 20 years of service, and reassigning the rest to one postmaster for every three offices would be beneficial not only to the USPS, but also to our overall national deficit.
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