Postal Letter

Does anyone know who would represent a contracted Postal Worker.?

There's alot of "stuff" going on at a U.S. Postal Office that has contracted carriers----the Post "Master" has not only threatened other employees, but has not been "professional" to customers, in which this person has been called on, but, the other 2 persons higher then her are not even following protocall. The Post "Master" has been reported to police and everything. Okay so that's a little bit of information---so what I'm looking for is a Lawyer who will help these people, "They Lost their contracts" this PM is a real "PEACH" she took their jobs--In which case they have had for 10+....the "contractors" Has never had a problem, and there has been letters and phone calls and such, on their behalph.....she has Broken the law, and needs to be punnished, except what they need is a GOVERNMENT official, because the US Post Office is Government. If there is anyone out there with any idea of who would go against other Gov. people- Justice needs to be served. Thanks so much. Yes, that was done, and still did not follow protocall, but thank you for your answer. Does anyone know who would be the highest to go to? Someone Who Has to follow protocall? OR is this a hard to find lawyer for a situation like " Sexual Harrassment" In the United States Services..IE-Navy, Marines, Army, Air Force..ect....Any ideas, I'm open to answers, and Thanks again for answers, I really appreciate it. I did forget--the NO TOLERANCE--issue--And of course Bodily Harm---well, the list goes on, but it seems they go follow "The chain of command" But they turn a blind eye, or pass the buck." This is a really messed up Postal-County. Thanks again for your answers.

Public Comments

1. Go talk to the union rep. Its the only thing you can do.
2. Doesn't soundas though you are party to anything, you will need to have those who are aggrieved hire an attorney if they want one. Nor have you specified what laws were broken, only expressed outrage at some vague sequence of events. If you care about the level of service you get as a customer, then contact the Postmaster at the nearest distribution center for advice on how to proceed.