PRC: cut Bulk Parcel Return rates 13 cents

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The Washington-based Postal Rate Commission (PRC) has recommended a $0.13 reduction in the Bulk Parcel Return Service (BPRS) rate. The BPRS rate is the amount charged by the US Postal Service to mailers who return unwanted machinable Standard-A Mail parcels under a pound in weight to their senders. The PRC, which signed the recommendation on Apr 14, 2000, said that the flat fee of $1.75 per pice is simply too high and must be reduced to $1.62 per piece.

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USPS board outlines reform concerns to congress

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Board of Directors for the United States Postal Services raised their concerns over some points in the new postal reform bill which is awaiting parliament approval. The points outlined by them are presented.

Government domestic functions, Domestic policy, Boards of directors

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USPS, senators Butt heads over reform

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Planned postal reforms in the United Sates and disagreements between United States Postal Service and congressional senators over its implementation is discussed,

Strategy & planning, Planning, Legislators, Company business planning, Reform, Members of Congress (United States)

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