Sentence examples for postal costs from inspiring English sources
Oriental Trading, which mails out 300 million catalogs annually, has been hit hard by rising postal costs.
Its new pricing structure will bring it more money even if people just plump for streaming, because the company will no longer have to pay postal costs.
The postal service regards this application of automation, combined with the use of ZIP+4 (a nine-digit postal code) by business mailers, as a major means of keeping postal costs under control as mail volumes expand.
Instead of being appointed directly by the President, the Postmaster General would be selected by nine public mem bers of a bipartisan commis sion on postal costs and rev enues.
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Staff members are available by appointment to review the design of your mail piece and delivery preferences which may result in processing and postal cost reductions.
In the case of the Postal Service, these common, or "institutional," costs are calculated to be quite high — 45percentt of all costs, according to a primer on postal costing issues put out by the agency's Office of Inspector General.
At stake are more than 100,000 jobs, part of a postal cost-cutting plan to save some $6.5 billion a year by closing up to 252 mail-processing centers and 3,700 post offices.
It calculates that the average postal strike costs its members, who have up to 20 staff, £300 each.
The average relocation of a postal executive costs about $80,000, paid only if the official is moving at least 50 miles and moving to a new office.
