New Postal Chief Looks to Control Costs, Raise Revenue
The Washington Times › January 18, 2011
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Thirty-five years ago, Patrick Donahoe was awoken on a Saturday morning by a phone call from his mailman uncle telling him to get out of bed and "go take the test."
The 20-year old University of Pittsburgh junior took and passed the U.S. Postal Service hiring exam and landed a job that paid $4.76 per hour.See the full content of this document
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New Postal Chief Looks to Control Costs, Raise Revenue
"I went in with the idea of staying a few years then go out and get a regular job, and 35 years later, I'm still here," Mr. Donahoe said...
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