They should see how far clerks have to hurl that stuff when they sort it into hampers. At least twice as far and twice as hard. Make sure you pack your fragile items well.

I’m a truck driver at the post office. And I think it had a lot to do with harassment from management. They pick the workers so much people are just snapping. Nothing is done when you make complaints. They tell them who reported them and harass them even more.

With that amount of package I recommend the owner to stop been lazy I take your packages to the post office.

The volume was to much for that small truck.

This is standard operating procedure at the post office. Priceless.

The story should read “supervisor trying to do a carriers job goes wrong”. Look at the dude’s clothes, no mailman will deliver on a dress shirt,shoes and tight jeans!

Um, that’s how parcels are distributed in the back of the PO as standard operating procedure for over a century. The “parcel ring” processing function. The only difference he’s doing it in public and not out back where the public doesn’t see. It’s not done with animosity, it’s just the way it’s done. Time is money. You’re dreaming if you seriously imagine parcels are handled like a waiter bringing your bowl of lobster bisque. Not just the USPS, all shipping services.

I hate to see this happen to any customer. I'm a Postal Truck driver..the company should have called and ask for a BULK PICK UP instead.

Dude was probably carrying 2 routes, working 12 hours+ everyday, probably only gets one day off and if he started working after 2013 his the pay was cut by$10,000. I feel sorry for that guy. Look at all of those packages. I can't blame him. If you want better quality then support the post office. It could be showing a profit of they stopped prefunding retirement and benefits and also allowed banking services. His actions are obviously wrong, but the post office deserves better and so do the customers. Support the post office! Peace ✌️

We have clerks that act this way, but it isnt normal carrer behavior. It really sucks as a carrier to have to deliver damaged goods.

Most people are not knowing about inside place in usps, ups, and FedEx. They are throwing packages list 5 to 15 feet away every day. Even though packages said fragile.

Is this still an issue? Packages are thrown all over the place. How can they carefully place thousands of packages? It's impossible, there's no time.

Yeah this isn't unacceptable behavior at all. This was tame. Clerks throw packages up to 20 feet much harder whole sorting packages. If your package breaks, it's most likely because you didn't pack it right. That's on you.

Soon as it gets to the dock bay a different person hurls them into a larger bin. And then when they get sorted at stations they again get yeeted into hampers. This is how it be.

I worked with him lol he’s a great supervisor & that station is a retirement station. people call off & get restrictions to not do work all the time. again he’s a great worker & supervisor

Pay the workers right

They should go in mornings and watch the clerks during parcel Pitching into Hampers for each route.

That is why you pack up products good. None of that stuff was damaged. Three cart pick up. Next time take them to the office! PLEASE!!😢

if you dont like it....deliver your own packages. Lazy america

Very curious if the parcel pickup said 100 and ended up being 500. Meaning carrier now has to manually enter each one.