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What Every Target of Workplace Bullying Needs to Know

I Was Bullied By USPS


(NYC, NY)

I was bullied from 2006 to about 2010 by USPS. I got the bullying to stop after 1,000 of dollars in legal fees. I never got back. So I'm creating a documentary entitled Special Delivery the BULLY exposed. Web site is theBULLYexposed.com learn more about it. See the trailer here.

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Medical Leave
by: Anonymous

I know of a letter carrier who, in advance, put in for the workday off, for a doctor's appointment. Her "3971" was denied! Guess what? She died the day of the doctor's appointment!

Her family sued the post office, for lots of money, and won!

Did the post office learn from this? NOPE!

I work in the same post office as the letter carrier, mentioned above. I put in for "sick leave" for a medical appointment 4 weeks before the appointment! The day I put in for "sick leave", the post office denied my request! ("Needs of service")... Talk about them using intimidation!

Vengeance!
by: Anonymous

I’ve worked in the USPS so long, I’m first in seniority. But the postmaster has vengeance against me! She refuses to put up this job bid, although she is required, by contract, to put up the bid! (With her vengeful behavior, I wouldn’t put it past her, that she would put up the job bid after I retire or transfer!). Talk about "appreciation"!)

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