‘It’s a pay cut’: USPS union members call on workers to vote ‘no’ on contract
USPS mail carriers took to the picket line Sunday to demand a fair contract. Some workers called the tentative agreement with the USPS a slap in the face
Month: December 2024
‘He’s experienced our lives with us’: neighbors celebrate retiring letter carrier
Letter carrier Alan Robidoux is a man of quiet strength and few words.
USPS mail thefts and robberies – 12/16/24
Postal worker robberies and other mail thefts are becoming a daily event. These are the ones I found today.
Senate scheduled to vote on H.R. 82 next week; please call your senators
The Senate is scheduled to begin consideration of the Social Security Fairness Act (H. R. 82) next week.
Trump eyes privatizing U.S. Postal Service, citing financial losses
Told of the mail agency’s annual financial losses, Trump said the government should not subsidize the organization
USPS OIG – Timeliness of First-Class Mail in Southeast Florida
The Florida 3 District did not meet the on-time delivery goal for First‑Class turnaround Mail over the last two years as only between 83 and 90 percent of turnaround mail was delivered on-time each month.
USPS employee accused of repeatedly smearing ‘unknown substance’ on North Branford mailbox
An employee of the U.S. Postal Service is facing disorderly conduct and criminal mischief charges for repeatedly smearing an “unknown substance” on a mailbox in North Branford, according to police.
Former Postal Employee Guilty of Delaying and Stealing Contents of U.S. Mail
According to court documents, between on or about July of 2022, through October 4, 2022, BROWN unlawfully secreted, detained, and delayed U.S. mail, entrusted to him as a postal employee
Review of Highway Contract Routes in the Contract Logistics Enterprise Acquisition Resource System
While we did not evaluate the rate transfers from the old system to the CLEAR system, based on rates identified in CLEAR, supplier payments in the TMS were generally processed effectively
Prosecutors oppose bond release of man who allegedly killed Warren postal worker
Federal prosecutors in the case against one of the men accused of killing a US Postal worker in Warren in March is opposed to his request to be released on bond until his trial.