I know I'm qualified, and my local post office REALLY wants me to work with them. And I was even selected as an RCA last time, but the only reason I didn't take the job is because I didn't have a minivan. (I have a car, not a minivan).

However, even though the LOCAL post office told me that I would be a great fit for the ARC position, the HR in Washington DC denied my application and I didn't even get an email notifying me about it.

So I sent another application, and I decided to call HR in Washington DC. They seem kinda rude, and they flat out told me, "Hiring you is not their descision to make.", which seems like BS to me because the LOCAL post office knows all about me, and the people in Washington DC know NOTHING about me.

What's the secret? How do I penetrate this HR Bureaucracy?

Hey, curious potential employee here to take a moment and question something at the place I was looking at having a job, There's something the clerk does for local houses without mailboxes that involves giving PO Boxes their addressed mail by looking at it through the system but they've started giving out a fee for this of 19$, Is this legal? If it were Illegal or a misrepresentation is there a legal cite to be able to preface to her about it by reference code? I havent been able to find it myself but it does feel like a moral abstraction and not something that is backed by the usps system. THANK YOU FOR ANY AND ALL FEEDBACK <3

This is kind of a home away from home presuming that Reddit will not get their heads out of their collective assess. Which I'm going to have to presume at this point they won't, and there's only two choices, give in or get out.

If you're here, you're getting out. So welcome!