Philadelphia postal workers protested Thursday at the historic 30th Street post office.
The workers protested against forced transfers and delivery problems at a rally.
The problems resulted when the United States Postal Service (USPS) moved its regional mail-sorting center from 30th Street to a new and more automated facility in Southwest Philadelphia.
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