DES MOINES, Iowa — Around 100 rallies, including one in Des Moines, were held at post offices across the country on Tuesday.
The protests came in response to changes to the way the US Postal Service handles deliveries, which is set to take effect next year. USPS said the delivery changes are necessary because the agency lost more than $87 billion between 2007 and 2020. Meanwhile union members worry about what it could mean for rural Iowans.
Dozens of members of the American Postal Workers Union – Iowa chapter gathered at the 2nd Avenue post office for the rally in Des Moines…