Postal Reform -- Congress Must Deliver

"Today we don't have a real way to go back through that process and come to some resolution with the postal service, other than to try to work with them," Schick says. "And if (the USPS) doesn't work with us, then we're kind of left to do what they decide in the long run."

Seeking Standards

Aside from the core issues, Schick and the coalition are concerned about topics relative to service standards. "If we're going to hold them to not being able to increase rates over a certain amount, we don't want them to skimp on service in order to make their numbers under the cap," he says. "We want to make sure mail delivery and overall commitments by the postal service are met regardless of their financial commitments."