Alliance Report – October 7, 2014
In our previous issue on Wednesday, September 24 we wrote: “Since our last issue, we received the latest price cap information that normally would provide predictability to customers trying to budget for next year’s mailings. Unfortunately, the guesswork hanging over postage rates is about as high as it has been in recent memory, and not good given the precarious nature of our mail system. And it will only be resolved gradually over the coming weeks and months by independent decisions to be made by three government entities.”
A week later on Wednesday, October 1, we reported at noon on our social media: “PMG Donahoe said this morning that USPS will not be filing for a price change in January. He stated that they would wait until after the first of the year to decide considering the court’s decision on the exigent case. The earliest a price increase would be in March or early April.”
Later on the afternoon of October 1, the Postal Service issued the following official statement:
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