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Substitute Rural Carriers, Rural. Carrier Associates, Rural Carrier Reliefs, and Assistant Rural Carriers A. Substitute Rural Carriers (Designation Code 73) B. Substitute Rural Carriers (Designation Code 72)
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Substitute Rural Carriers, Rural. Carrier Associates, Rural Carrier Reliefs, and Assistant Rural Carriers A. Substitute Rural Carriers (Designation Code 73) B. Substitute Rural Carriers (Designation Code 72) C. Rural Carrier Associates (RCAs) (Designation Code 78) D. Rural Carrier Associates (RCAs) (Designation Code 74) E. Rural Carrier Associates (RCAs) (Designation Code 79) F. Rural Carrier Reliefs (RCRs) (Designation Code 75) G. Assistant Rural Carriers (ARCs) (Designation Code 70-5)
Substitute Rural Carriers, Rural. Carrier Associates, and Ru- ral Carrier Reliefs 1. Substitute Rural Carriers—(Designation Code 73) Substitute rural carriers are those employees hired prior to July 21, 1981, with an appointment without time limitation. 2. Substitute Rural Carriers—(Designation Code 72) Substitute rural carriers appointed via Form 50 to serve full time on a vacant regular route or in the absence of a regular carrier for more than 90 calendar days. 3. Rural Carrier Associates (RCAs)—(Designation Code 78) Rural carrier associates are those employees hired from a register or reassigned from rural carrier relief or auxiliary carrier positions, on or after April 11, 1987, without time limitation.

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