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FedEx board member picked as subsequent USPS postmaster normal amid discuss of privatization

Editorial Board Published May 9, 2025
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David Steiner, a former CEO of the nation’s largest waste administration firm who presently serves on the FedEx board of administrators, is poised to take over management of the U.S. Postal Service, turning into the nation’s 76th postmaster normal.

The announcement of Steiner’s appointment, which heightened issues from postal unions over potential efforts to denationalise the USPS, was made Friday by Amber McReynolds, chairperson of the USPS’ Board of Governors, throughout a gathering of the impartial group that oversees the service.

“We anticipate that Mr. Steiner will join the organization in July, assuming his successful completion of the ethics and security clearance processes that are currently underway,” McReynolds mentioned.

Friday’s announcement by the the Board of Governors comes as President Donald Trump and his adviser Elon Musk’s Division of Authorities Effectivity have raised the concept of privatizing the practically 250-year-old Postal Service, which has confronted monetary challenges amid a altering mail combine and different points.

The selection of Steiner has been seen by the postal unions as a harbinger for potential privatization of some or the entire venerable quasi-public establishment, which is essentially self-funded and has a mission to serve each handle within the nation — practically 167 million residences, companies and put up workplace containers.

Postal unions have held protests all through the nation over potential privatization, job cuts and probably ending the common service obligation.

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Brian L. Renfroe, president of the Nationwide Affiliation of Letter Carriers, mentioned Steiner is not only any govt from the non-public sector however somebody who sits on the board of one of many Postal Service’s prime opponents.

“His selection isn’t just a conflict of interest — it’s an aggressive step toward handing America’s mail system over to corporate interests,” Renfroe mentioned in an announcement. “Private shippers have been waiting to get USPS out of parcel delivery for years. Steiner’s selection is an open invitation to do just that.”

Renfroe’s union represents 205,000 energetic metropolis letter carriers and round 90,000 retirees.


Mail being delivered to an condo advanced in Pittsburgh on April 3.

Mark Dimondstein, president of the American Postal Employees Union, which represents greater than 220,000 USPS workers and retirees, likened the appointment of Steiner to a fox guarding a hen home.

“FedEx has a very different agenda than the public postal service. And they’re a major competitor of the United States Postal Service,” he mentioned. “I’m not talking about any attributes of an individual, but to me, that’s the last type of person you will put in charge of the public institution as the anchor of the mailing package industry in the country.”

Steiner, who will go away the FedEx board, mentioned in a written assertion that he admires the general public service mission of the USPS and referred to as it “an incredible honor to be asked to lead the world’s greatest postal organization.”

“I believe strongly in maintaining its role as an independent establishment of the executive branch,” mentioned Steiner, who served as CEO of Waste Administration Inc. from 2004 by way of October 2016.

In a written assertion, McReynolds referred to as Steiner “the correct particular person to guide the Postal Service right now to make sure this magnificent and historic group thrives into the long run.”

“Dave is a highly regarded leader and executive with tremendous vision, experience and skill that can be applied to the long-term mission and business needs of the Postal Service,” she added. “Our Board looks forward to working with Dave as he takes on the core mandates of providing universal and excellent service for the American public and doing so in a financially sustainable manner.”

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The Postal Service is within the midst of a 10-year modernization and cost-cutting plan that started in 2021 below Postmaster Louis DeJoy, who resigned in March. The plan is an try to cease losses on the company, which has a funds of about $78 billion a 12 months and is usually self-funded, together with by way of stamps and packages.

Often known as “Deliver for America,” the initiative has acquired markedly combined critiques. Whereas postal officers contend it has led to main effectivity enhancements, some members of Congress have criticized it for resulting in mail delays, unsustainable postage will increase and declines in enterprise.

In addition to privatization, there’s additionally been discuss of probably transferring the USPS below the management of the U.S. Division of Commerce.

The selection of Steiner was first reported by The Washington Put up.

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