…to quote my supervisor tonight. So i went into work tonight, bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, ready for my first night at the graveyard shift. My schedule indicated Sunday at 00:30-06:30. To my slight chagrin, i noticed i was the only one showing up at this time. The scant few present employees had been there for hours. So the supervisor tells me i'm
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Other rules at the remote encoding center include, when encoding flats (flat packages, catalogs, etc.) with a military address, if the prompt asks for the zip code, you hit [none] and enter the zip code when you get the city/state prompt. If there's no zip, your [reject] it. However, if there's no zip but it asks for the inward address (street, etc.) you hit the [military] key. Why? Beats the hell outta me. But of course the rules are completely different with letters. i've been meaning to ask them what happens to letters we reject. i'm imagining one guy in a room full of mail opening letters to find addresses obscured by those stupid window envelopes. i think a vast majority of the letters i reject are because of vital info hidden by the windows, or the idiot put the mail in backwards and i'm staring at some poor shlub's medical test results, insurance info, or social security number.
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