Postal Employees

National Arbitrator Mittenthal ruled in H4N-NA-C-21, April 11, 1986
(C-05860), that an employee on the ODL does not have the option of
accepting or refusing work over eight hours on a non-scheduled day,
work over six days in a service week or overtime on more than four of
the five scheduled days in a service week; instead an employee on the
ODL must be required to work up to 12 hours in a day and 60 hours in a
week before management may require employees not on the ODL to
work overtime. Arbitrator Mittenthal’s award does not extend to situations involving a letter carrier working on his or her own route on a regularly scheduled day (See the discussion under 8.5.C.2.d and 8.5.G).

You are quoting the wrong information. Why don't you do a search on "Letter carrier paragraph" in Article 8. Then, come back to post the correct information.

I want to say probably nothing. Lol

What do you know about being a carrier you toilet scrubber?

You can't even spell it correct!

I do not have two accounts.

I just found this place in Jan 2021

After communicating with an admin they track your IP address to make sure you only have one log in.

I am confused about all the name calling that goes on here.

If you have had contact with a real admin on this site, you're the first that I know of. So far they seem to simply ignore the outrageous behavior and allow people to fight and feud without actually contributing anything to discussions about our work place. Sure we'll wander off topic from time to time, I unfortunately have a couple of times. But I'd really prefer to see this forum get rid of all the silly feuding and return to discussing the USPS and at times other interesting topics.