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A rural carrier can be in 204b status for up to four years. After four years they must either be promoted to a higher grade or be replaced by a new carrier.

  • A rural carrier in 204b status is limited to a maximum of four years
  • Carriers must either be promoted to a higher grade or replaced after four years in 204b status
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