The phrase "postal staff" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to employees who work for a postal service or organization.
Example: "The postal staff worked diligently to ensure that all packages were delivered on time."
Alternatives: "mail employees" or "postal workers."
Its postal staff will stop using the red Pashley Mailstar, once a common sight across the UK.
Postal staff booed and jeered Royal Mail's chief executive, Moya Greene, as she pleaded with them to pull back from the first nationwide strike since 2009.
It has recently been revealed that other workers, including firefighters, teachers and postal staff, also had their details included on the blacklist.
After a man in Plantation, Fla., told the local post office to put mail addressed to the "Victims of W.T.C". in his post office box, the local postal staff alerted government inspectors, who visited him.
Whereas it used to be all about the Open University and postal staff laden with syllabuses, reading lists and papers, the internet is becoming firmly established as the medium for a virtual university through which students can watch lectures, receive assignments, exchange notes and socialise.
If there were real competition, however, the competitors would have to put up their own blue pillar boxes, employ postal staff and open post offices, deliver to the most outlying areas at the same price, and deliver braille materials, free, for the blind.
"It retains many of its original features and characteristics," Matthew A. Postal, a staff researcher who went there twice while preparing a report for the commission, said at its session on Tuesday.
Postal and airport staff, and tube workers (again) are all grumbling.
"Those responsible for sending this, and other devices, through the post have absolutely no regard for the lives of postal workers and staff working in offices," he said.
"Those responsible for sending this, and other devices, through the post have absolutely no regard for the lives of postal workers and staff working in offices," said Peter Robinson, the province's first minister, who was among those evacuated from Stormont.
Because the first reports of anthrax exposure occurred at the American Media headquarters in Boca Raton, Fla., workers there have been on antibiotics longer than postal workers, Congressional staff members and television network employees in other cities where anthrax-laced letters have appeared.
