> where the notice falsely indicates that the person wasn't home and correctly indicates that, to get the package, the person has to go to some pick-up location to get the package.
Didn't know this was a universal experience with package delivery and the post office. I always thought it was just my national postal service that does this.
Once you realize that a metric the employee is tracked on is "on time delivery" and he has a button he can press that makes it report he did it right, you realize the incentives.
It starts by slipping a bit, and then more and more ...
Amazon et al are fighting back by requiring a photo on delivery now, but that has it's own limitations.
Didn't know this was a universal experience with package delivery and the post office. I always thought it was just my national postal service that does this.