USPS has been conducting a Wait-Time-in-Line
(WTIL) Traveling Trophy Competition to improve the retail customer
experience (RCE).
At the end of each quarter, the district in each Area with the best WTIL
score receives an award it retains for the next quarter. High-performing
districts also receive congratulatory letters from Delivery and Post Office
Operations VP Dean Granholm.
In quarter 3 results, five districts were consecutive winners, and two —
Greensboro (98 percent) and Northern New England (97.2 percent) — have won six
consecutive times.
This is the first time that five districts have won WTIL recognition for two
consecutive quarters. Central Pennsylvania, Gateway and Sacramento districts
also have repeated their award-winning performance for the second consecutive
quarter.
Other high-performing districts include Arkansas (94.6 percent) and Hawkeye
(95.4 percent).
Many districts showed significant improvement in the third quarter. South
Florida District’s score went from just under 76 percent in fiscal year 2011 to
84.7 percent in the first quarter of 2012 — an increase of more than 8
percentage points.
The Postal Service’s overall performance in quarter 3 was 89.8 percent.
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