What the USPS is hiding about worker safety

Update: 2023-12-18

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Heat is the second-leading cause of injury to postal workers after slips and falls. Letter carriers are supposed to receive training for dealing with high temperatures, but the Postal Service acknowledged to E&E News that it had in some cases falsified training records, reporter Ariel Wittenberg tells host Kelly Hooper.

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What the USPS is hiding about worker safety

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What the USPS is hiding about worker safety

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What the USPS is hiding about worker safety