Staples-USPS Partnership Causing Controversy

Some Staples stores are going postal. But union members with the cash-strapped United States Postal Service aren’t happy about the ins and outs of the decision More than 80 Staples locations across the country will soon have postal counters where people can take their mail and use other USPS services. But as of now, those counters won’t be staffed by USPS employees. Instead, they’ll be staffed by Staples employees. That, union members say, is a problem.

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