Sentence examples for postal job from inspiring English sources

Mr. Smith left his postal job to paint full time in 1953.

Josie assumed that this was some sort of a comedy bit, that he was kidding about the postal job, but immediately someone stood up and yelled, "59715!" "Bozeman, Montana," he said.

Mr. Donohoe put forth this strategy at the same time he oversaw over 100,000 postal job cuts, proposed closing thousands of post offices and the reduction of office hours, slowed delivery standards, and closed mail processing centers.

In the financial mess, 150,000 postal jobs have disappeared, largely through attrition.

In countries that have undergone reform and liberalisation, such as Sweden, as much as 25% of postal jobs have disappeared.

The recording offers many time-eating phrases -- "postal jobs are really good jobs -- starting pay is really good," and "the information we are going to give you is going to be short and brief but very important" -- but little real information.

* 40,000 postal jobs face axe * FT: Consignia to shed 40,000 staff ERIKSSON DEFENDS WOODGATE SUSPENSION England coach Sven Goran Eriksson has been defending his decision to leave Leeds player Jonathan Woodgate out of the national side until September, thus forcing him to serve a three-year suspension, the same sentence giving to fans who have a criminal conviction.

As the mail stream has thinned and more large companies have sent their parcels to the facility already sorted for delivery, the number of workers has declined, mostly through attrition and retirement, but also through some transfers to other postal jobs.

The haste to reduce Postal jobs now will simply add to unemployment.

Of course, Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe said that no postal jobs would be lost because of the Staples program and that the motivation was "growing our business".

For generations, postal jobs have been a ticket to the middle class, including as one of the few employers who hired African-Americans at good wages earlier in the 20th century.