USPS OIG – Affirmative Action Plan for the Recruitment, Hiring, Advancement, and Retention of Persons with Disabilities
To capture agencies’ affirmative action plan for persons with disabilities and persons with targeted disabilities
Month: May 2025
USPS OIG – In-Office Cost System Follow-up
We found that Postal Service management’s corrective actions sufficiently addressed our prior report’s findings and recommendations.
USPS OIG – The Secret Lives of Workers’ Comp Fraudsters
She was not only able-bodied, but she was a business owner, a real estate agent, and — get this — an influencer who actively advertised her brand and businesses online.
The ‘new deal’ for federal retirement: What the latest FERS proposals really mean for your benefits
Little by little, the proposals have become somewhat less devastating and a little more fair to employees who have been planning for retirement and were worried about the rules changing at the last minute
Fed Benefit Changes Made as Updated Reconciliation Bill Clears House, Trump Calls on Quick Senate Action
Changes are made to federal benefit cuts as the House last week narrowly passed, on a vote of 215-214-1, the massive reconciliation bill enacting much of President Trump’s agenda.
A USPS employee strengthens her community through radio in the Last Frontier
Her 20-minute segment on Tuesday mornings is devoted to community news of all sorts. Lost your dog? A husky was spotted at Mile X. Dropped your passport? Contact the station.
USPS honors 10 companies at the National Postal Forum
The annual awards, presented in four categories, recognize supply chain partners that help USPS save money, increase revenue or performance results, and demonstrate a spirit of collaboration.
Don’t get rid of old postal artifacts without first checking with the USPS historian
If there are unwanted postal artifacts at a workplace, the facility’s manager should email photos and a description of each item to the Postal Service historian’s office
Dozens with storage pods in limbo one month after USPS wall collapse
TAMPA, Fla. — One month after a wall collapsed at an East Tampa postal facility, a woman said she’s still waiting for a pod with all of her belongings inside.
Woman says she’s stung by lack of mail delivery after planting flowers near her mailbox
It all started in late April when Angela Barnes spruced up her mailbox with a few flowers before getting a USPS notice that her carrier had a bee allergy, which is why her mail stopped.