Amazon had keys to USPS mailbox used for union ballots

Re:Amazon had keys to USPS mailbox used for union ballots by ThrowawayR2 on Sunday May 16, 2021 @11:17PM (#27179761)

> "The more I hear about things like this, the more pro-union I become."

The evidence presented in the article is "... he saw security guards approach the box, after which one of them used a key to open a large box on the bottom labeled “1P."

If you Google "1P 2P mailbox", you'll see that those labels are used for the doors on a mailbox for incoming packages, not outgoing mail.

So what conclusion are we supposed to draw about a security guard opening a door for what may have been incoming mail? Maybe we should actually wait for testimony to be given and a verdict rendered?

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Re:Amazon had keys to USPS mailbox used for union ballots by dragonwriter on Monday May 17, 2021 @03:14AM (#27180800)

> If you Google "1P 2P mailbox", you'll see that those labels are used for the doors on a mailbox for incoming packages, not outgoing mail.

Usually.

Then again, usually, clustered mailboxes are installed for use of multiple recipients with a small shared outgoing mailbox, not installed on the premises of a single entity at their demand for the express and sole purpose of collecting outgoing mail for a single union election.

Given what is publicly known about the mailbox (in large part from thr controversy over its installation and use that occurred before the balloting) it doesn’t seem plausible that this was a normal clustered mailbox deployed without modification, so it doesn’t seem reasonable to make conclusion about what provides access to what based on the assumption that it is.

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