USPS Faces Financial Crisis as Postmaster General Pushes for Full Unionization

Louis DeJoy's unionization efforts spark controversy amid mounting $9.5 billion deficit.

Postmaster General Louis DeJoy is under scrutiny for advocating a fully unionized USPS while the agency faces a significant budget deficit.
DeJoy's comments about achieving a '100% unionized' operation have raised concerns among allies of President-elect Donald Trump.
The USPS reported a $9.5 billion loss this year, an increase of $3 billion compared to the previous year.
DeJoy aims to 'in source' jobs previously outsourced, which he believes will help address the agency's fiscal challenges.
Despite the financial difficulties, DeJoy remains optimistic about a restructuring plan to avert a potential government bailout.