Nrlca mail count calculator 2016

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The NRLCA (National Rural Letter Carriers' Association) Mail Count Calculator is a tool used by rural letter carriers to calculate their daily mail count. Here's a calculator for 2016:

NRLCA Mail Count Calculator for 2016

Step 1: Determine your daily mail count

• Count the number of pieces of mail you deliver each day. This includes letters, flats, and packages.

Step 2: Calculate your daily mail count

• Use the following formula: Daily Mail Count = (Number of Pieces of Mail) x (Weight of Each Piece of Mail)

Weight of Each Piece of Mail (2016)

• Letters: 1 oz = 0.05 pounds, 2 oz = 0.10 pounds, 3 oz = 0.15 pounds, etc.
• Flats: 1 oz = 0.15 pounds, 2 oz = 0.30 pounds, 3 oz = 0.45 pounds, etc.
• Packages: vary depending on size and weight

Example Calculation

• You deliver 200 pieces of mail per day, with an average weight of 0.10 pounds per piece (e.g., 2 oz letters).
• Daily Mail Count = 200 pieces x 0.10 pounds/piece = 20 pounds

Step 3: Calculate your daily mail count (rounded to the nearest 10 pounds)

• Round your daily mail count to the nearest 10 pounds. In this example, 20 pounds rounds to 20 pounds.

Your Daily Mail Count for 2016: 20 pounds

Remember to use this calculator as a guide only. Your actual daily mail count may vary depending on your specific route and mail volume.