USPS mail carrier found dead in mail truck in San Francisco
A United States Postal Service employee died Monday afternoon at the intersection of Valencia and 17th Streets.
IG, regulator bash USPS plans to slow some mail delivery
A test rollout of a key Postal Service initiative has not achieved any of the promised cost savings, auditors find.
Plains post office renamed after Jimmy, Rosalynn Carter
The Plains Post Office at 119 Main Street will now be designated as the “Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Post Office.”
Mailman helps extinguish fire during postal route before firefighters arrive
A mailman prevented a fire and possibly saved lives after jumping into action while on his postal route.
OPM – New Postal Health Benefits Program a Strong Success
Nearly 1.7 Million Postal Employees and Family Members Enrolled, Sets Stage for Large FEHB Improvement
Winter weather hits East Coast, Central Plains
The mid-Atlantic and Central Plains regions have experienced heavy snow, freezing rain and icy conditions in recent days.
You can contribute more to the TSP
Postal Service employees can contribute as much as $23,500 to the Thrift Savings Plan in 2025, up from $23,000 in 2024.
USPS employees can take new leadership courses
The Postal Service is offering virtual courses for Executive and Administrative Schedule (EAS) employees through the Center for Creative Leadership, a provider of leadership development and research.
Privatize the USPS? Not in an Era of Crony Capitalism
The lesson here is that talk of “privatization” per se is meaningless without elucidating which kind of privatization is under consideration.
What’s Really Happening with SurePost?
On December 31, 2024, the UPS/USPS Negotiated Service Agreement (NSA) officially expired, marking the end of a long, mostly silent period of negotiations.